Sentence examples for future censure from inspiring English sources

"There is, however, an observable and growing danger of disproportionate risk aversion creeping into decision-making in our businesses as individuals, facing uncertainty as to what may be criticised with hindsight and perceiving a zero-tolerance of error, seek to protect themselves and the firm from future censure".

Generals Horatio Gates and Charles Lee, activists such as Thomas Mifflin and Benjamin Rush-- even future presidents Thomas Jefferson and James Madison--risked Madison--riskeding run afoul of Washington.

There, each speaker, concluding with future New York mayor Jimmy Walker, censured him for his poor behavior.

But many diplomats in the Austrian capital saw it as a warning to the agency to temper censure of Iran's nuclear program or put future cooperation from Tehran at risk.

Gunn was censured by The Football Association and warned about his future conduct.

The political future of Mr. Monserrate is still somewhat uncertain; the Senate could pass a resolution to censure or expel him, though it was not immediately clear if it would do either.

"We accept he was provoked but he has been severely censured and warned that if he's guilty of anything similar in future there will be a suspension".

Our information is that the situation at Spurs has deteriorated to the point where senior players have stopped listening to the manager, unconcerned about censure but, rooted to the bottom of the table, seriously concerned about their futures.

She said he could face censure by the board, which could potentially prohibit him from running for office in the future.

Beatrice feels grief and horror at the prospect of a soundless future, and yet, when her hearing is restored, she contemplates a renewed life of spoken bullying and censure with resigned despair.

Parting ways with fellow neocons, Fukuyama censures their blunders and those of the Bush administration, and offers advice for the future.