Sentence examples for may be censured from inspiring English sources

Those who violate the code may be censured, as was Senator Joseph R. McCarthy, the Wisconsin Republican and anti-Communist, who was cited in 1954 for "conduct unbecoming a senator," in part for his behavior toward other lawmakers.

Orthopaedic surgeons found in violation of the SOPs may be censured, suspended, or expelled from the AAOS.

Clinicians may be discouraged from acting in a manner that is best for the patient if they perceive that they may be censured for not following the procedure 'to the letter'.

It may strike those who recall Richard Desmond pulling out of the previous form of press regulation as ironic that one of his outlets is the first national media group to be censured by the new regulator.

Members, however, could be censured as punishment.

Should he be censured or caned (or perhaps waterboarded?).

"If I did what he did, I would be censured".

I expected him to be censured by the NFL.

What was once tolerated, overlooked, or kept quiet now may be publicly censured, and institutions are increasingly sensitive to how faculty can sometimes unwittingly abuse their power over students and employees.

It has been suggested that the Commission's ruling may be watered down so that Apple is censured but not compelled to hand over any of the taxes it avoided through its "sweetheart" deal.

Lying politicians were censured.