Sentence examples for facing censure from from inspiring English sources

Around the world, Muslim musicians and music lovers are facing censure from conservative scholars and from militants.

A New Zealand diplomat to the United States is facing censure from her department after a series of loose tweets in which she told the Democratic Party to "get your shit together or we will all die".

Teaching assistant Lindsay Shepherd is facing censure from her department because she showed two tutorial groups a year-old video clip of Jordan Peterson debating Nicholas Matte over the use of non-binary gender pronouns on an episode of The Agenda.

But the Ham & High reported that Nielsen said he is satisfied he will not face censure from the party, and believes Ukip leader Nigel Farage, who he has met on numerous occasions, may agree with his views on Islam.

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".

As the accusations against her mounted, Patel had already faced censure from Downing Street on Tuesday night, after it emerged she had failed to inform the prime minister of departmental discussions over plans to send aid money to the Israeli army to support humanitarian operations in the Golan Heights.

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.

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.

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

House rules specify that a member found to have improperly revealed classified information could face censure, removal from committee membership or even expulsion from the House.