Sentence examples for he censures from inspiring English sources

But he censures their use as a "bargaining chip" for what he calls a "destructive legislative package".

He censures, though not without sympathy, characters unable to look beyond their individual positions, particularly positions of privilege.

He censures Kennedy for opting "neither to disrupt the border closure... nor punish his Communist rivals with sanctions".

Neither is Eratosthenes correct, for, although he censures Damastes, he says that Hierocepias is not on the north but on the south; for it is not on the south either, but on the west, since it lies on the western side, where are also Paphus and the Acamas.

And he censured the "intrusive behaviour of journalists" in the wake of the death.

He censured the powerful archbishop Hincmar of Reims for excommunicating an imperial vassal without papal approval, and he excommunicated Cardinal Anastasius of San Marcello (later the antipope Anastasius Bibliothecarius), in 853, to enforce ecclesiastical obedience to Rome.

3 Though finding fault with the rich, he himself acquired a fortune of 300,000,000 sesterces; and though he censured the extravagances of others, he had five hundred tables of citrus wood with legs of ivory, all identically alike, and he served banquets on them.

(Had he been censured, he would have been barred for eight years from running for office).

On another occasion, he said, he was censured for crossing his arms in front of senior colleagues.

The scandal surrounding Mr. Silver began on Aug. 24, when he said he was censuring Mr. Lopez, 71, after a bipartisan Assembly ethics committee found credible evidence that Mr. Lopez had groped, kissed and verbally harassed two female employees.

Several times before he left the NOI, he was censured by leadership for these assertions.