Sentence examples for harsh censure from inspiring English sources

If they mess up as badly as Margaret Moran, they deserve harsh censure.

Saudi Arabia, Tehran's bitter strategic rival and patron of some of the Sunni militants fighting Assad, came in for especially harsh censure.

In place of their harsh censure, Emerson produced "Self-Reliance," a fitting text for the digital age, when individuals can increasingly craft their own fantasy worlds, both naughty and nice.

With President Abdurrahman Wahid, 60, counting the days of his political life after a harsh censure vote this week in Parliament, it would take only a little push now from Mrs. Megawati to step into his job.

If inspectors come up with no additional proof of wrong-doing, and if Iran promises to put off actual enrichment for the time being (and especially if there is as well a change of administration in America), it may hope to avoid harsh censure.

Although James Murdoch has rejected any hint of wrongdoing, it is widely expected that he will come in for criticism, and possibly harsher censure, when the parliamentary committee makes its report, expected before the year's end.

But harsher censure of the culprits would have lent this promising debut more gravitas.

Morgan, as a former editor of the News of the World and Daily Mirror, is notorious for being on the receiving end of the two harshest censures ever delivered by Press Complaints Commission for breaches of the editors' code.

An economist by background, Mr Cable was among the first to suggest that public ownership was the "least worst" option for the bank.But although Mr Brown and his team have escaped harsh popular censure, the belated decision to nationalise Northern Rock has nevertheless wounded them.

The question is, can we justify the claim that wrongdoers deserve censure and harsh treatment?

If censure and harsh treatment are deserved in the way discussed in section 4.1.3.2, then forfeiture of the right not to be punished seems unproblematic.