The USOC's executive committee is meeting Monday to consider Ward's case, and he could be cleared, censured or fired.
There are two competing equilibria among those who think Feingold's move was bad politics: One side says Feingold's move was a selfish calculation to promote his (expected) 2008 presidential campaign, and Democrats should steer clear of censure while they focus on recapturing the House – and even the Senate – in 2006.
Mr. Foxman wrote to Columbia's president, George Rupp, calling Mr. Said's behavior "a crude, disgraceful and dangerous act of incitement" and saying that it warranted "clear repudiation and censure from the Columbia University community".
His speech quieted the Conservatives and made it clear that a censure for the entire Parliament was going to be difficult for the Whips to enforce.
But as difficult as the politics of impeachment are, it is not clear whether supporters of censure can build a majority for their option, either, partly because some lawmakers harbor doubts about its constitutionality.
There, although accused of heresy at the synod of Jerusalem in 415, he succeeded in clearing himself and avoiding censure.
It is clear at least that no censure was extended to Dionysius, the successor of Heraclas and another of Origen's pupils.
International support for tough stance on Iran would buckle under unilateral sanctions by the U.S. As the recent IAEA vote to censure Iran makes clear, the international position on Iran is more united than ever.
They spoke in hushed tones, but one of Kelly Jones' lawyers spoke loudly enough to make it clear that he intended to censure the radio show host for Tuesday's video segment.
Mourinho's stance has drawn censure but he was cleared of using discriminatory language by the Football Association.
But without clear-cut directives, we must decide when the censure is appropriate.
