Sentence examples for face censure for from inspiring English sources

Bizarrely, Gabriel continues to face censure for his furious reaction to being sent off in the defeat at Stamford Bridge, even though the FA have accepted that the decision was wrong.

Martin Narey, the director general of the Prison Service, said that although Archer would not be disciplined for simply writing about prison life, he could still face censure for the way he has organised the book deal.

In February, the company faced censure for issuing leaflets offering "1/2p a minute" international calls.

In February, Lycamobile faced censure for issuing leaflets offering "1/2p a minute" international calls.

Last year interviewer Katie Couric faced censure for asking Laverne Cox, transgender star of Orange Is the New Black, intrusive questions about transitioning surgery.

The title of Oren Safdie's "Bilbao Effect," an inside-joke-filled comedy about a Viennese architect facing censure for a redevelopment project, refers to how the success of Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum branch in Spain began a new era of structures that drive tourism and create spectacle, often at the expense of the public.

Howe arrived back in England on 1 July, where he and his brother faced censure for their actions in North America.

Thorpe faced censure for his conduct of a campaign during which he had spent extravagantly and left the party on the verge of bankruptcy, but the matter was put aside in a wave of sympathy when, 10 days after the election, his wife Caroline was killed in a road accident.

Poland faces censure from the European Union for the passage of the legislation retiring 40% of the supreme court, which the PiS leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, claimed had been infiltrated by "leftism and subordination to foreign forces".

Kenya faces censure from the World Anti-Doping Agency  (Wada) for failing to carry out a full inquiry into the alarming surge in the number of their athletes caught taking banned drugs.

Last week, government warned universities that they would face censure by the new Office for Students if they failed to uphold their duty to secure free speech.