Sentence examples for official censure from inspiring English sources
Even where homosexuality is legal (as in Turkey), official censure can be fierce.
This attitude brought official censure upon him in 1963 when the "thaw" began to reverse.
In addition it condemned the Franco regime, the first time the dictatorship had faced official censure.
Virginia's black leaders demanded an official censure of Mr. Hargrove and an apology from the Republican Party.
On condition that he drop the reference to lay ministry from any subsequent publications, Schillebeeckx again avoided official censure.
Afterward Honegger escaped official censure only because, although a lifelong resident of France, he was a citizen of Switzerland, his parents' homeland.
WASHINGTON — There were no suspensions Friday, no official censures and no apologetic news releases.
I wonder whether an an official be censured for dissent to a player?
Inquiries by the standards board can lead to locally elected officials being censured, suspended or in the most serious cases, disqualified from office.
An internal Justice Department inquiry recommended that Louis J. Freeh, the former F.B.I. director, and three other bureau officials be censured for managerial failures during follow-up investigations of the deadly standoff at Ruby Ridge in Idaho in 1992, but Justice Department officials rejected any disciplinary action, government lawyers said today.
Annelie Ulfhielm, a commission official, said the censure meant that TV4, a Swedish television network, must publish the decision but that it is not subject to legal or financial penalties.
