Sentence examples for official censures from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — There were no suspensions Friday, no official censures and no apologetic news releases.
Even where homosexuality is legal (as in Turkey), official censure can be fierce.
In addition it condemned the Franco regime, the first time the dictatorship had faced official censure.
This attitude brought official censure upon him in 1963 when the "thaw" began to reverse.
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.
The seat's first occupant, former Assemblyman Frank Seddio, resigned in May just ahead of likely official censure for improper campaign fund transfers.
Though Ms. Ensler's play addresses some still sensitive women's rights issues and violence against women, the content does not appear to have set off official censure.
The misguided and myopic policies pursued by the European Union since the heinous crimes of September 11 2001 have once again been subject to official censure in the past few days.
The composer had already established himself as something of a maverick; his 1968 work "Credo," in which a prayerful choral arrangement of Bach's Prelude in C Major sounds defiantly in the middle of musical chaos, drew official censure.
