Sentence examples for drew censure from inspiring English sources

Mahler drew censure for meddling with Beethoven's orchestration and for giving insufficient attention to American composers.

Mr Wilson's unprecedented breach of etiquette drew censure from Democrats and Republicans alike, and he was swiftly obliged to issue a written apology.

That drew censure from Auden, who, in an open letter in The New York Review of Books, said that he considered the politicizing of the award unseemly.

Agnew was despised by most Democrats and sometimes drew censure even from Republicans, as he did for accusing Vice President Hubert Humphrey, the Democratic Party candidate for president in 1968, of being "soft on communism".

Two federal scientists who blazed a new path in proteomics, then drew censure from Congress for their consulting deals, are leaving the government for academia.

The former Real Madrid, Inter and Porto boss was cleared by the FA of making discriminatory comments towards Carneiro, a decision which itself drew censure from FA board member Heather Rabbatts.

Intel's behavior has drawn censure not just in the United States, but internationally.

This is the latest instance of JPMorgan drawing censure for not doing enough to prevent money laundering.

STOCKHOLM: CENSURING OPRAH -- An Oprah Winfrey talk show has drawn censure from Sweden's broadcasting watchdog, the Swedish Broadcasting Commission.

That is a topic that has drawn censure from a number of corporate-governance watchers, including the California State Teachers Retirement Systemm, a large pension fund.

Last week, the 14th Brigade, which the rebels chased out of Mushake, harassed civilians and looted as it left, drawing censure from the United Nations.