Sentence examples for censuring of from inspiring English sources

This isn't a censuring of the young quarterback; it's a censuring of a Jets coaching staff that doesn't seem to realize there's a reason no other team in pro football has committed so heavily to a dual quarterback offense.

The censuring of a show in Berne, Switzerland, led to the resignation of the great curator Harald Szeemann in protest.

Or the censuring of Michigan Rep Lisa Brown for daring to trash the "decorum" of the state legislature by mentioning women's ladybits in public.

Witch burnings, heresy trials, and the untiring work of the Inquisition shaped Europe, and these ideas extended into American history and took on American modes, from the breaking of slaves to the censuring of critics of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Now they put on a session of the Chamber debate on the censuring of the de Gaulle govt. The debate contained harsh anti-de Gaulle strictures, and noisy out cries when his name was pronounced.

The censuring of Colin Myler in the final report into phone hacking by the House of Commons culture, media and sport select committee puts the spotlight on his new editorship of the Daily News, a prestigious position in American journalism.

He added that the report, overall, did not amount to censure of Mr Goodwin.

The debate over the United Nations resolution demonstrated the difficulty in marshaling international censure of Syria.

The award was interpreted as an expression of worldwide censure of Nazism.

A censure of any kind would be a powerful, if merely symbolic, critique of the behemoth.

Parliamentary censure of the commission used to be dismissed as a theoretical possibility at best.