The governments in Ethiopia and Uganda have largely escaped open international censure because their role in maintaining peace and security, as well as the balance of power, in the volatile Horn of Africa is deemed crucial by western democracies.
Intentionalists contend these deflationary accounts do not adequately distinguish self-deception from other sorts of motivated believing, cannot explain the peculiar selectivity associated with self-deception, and lack a compelling explanation for why, typically, self-deceivers are thought to be responsible and open to censure in many instances (See section 5.1 for this last item).
It might well be acceptable for me to spend an hour of my time explaining to passers-by why Manchester United is such a great football team but it would be completely inappropriate (and open to censure) to do the same thing when I am supposed to be giving a lecture on Thomas Hobbes.
By rendering certain deceptive untruthful statements to others as non-lies, they make it permissible to act in a way that would otherwise be open to moral censure.
Rent the Runway, Gilt and Etsy have the New York smarts To redefine the way we all fill up our shopping carts – And now even Stanford will put up with Silicon Valley censure And open a campus to provide entrepreneurs for Union Square Ventures.
He now faces possible censure from Australian Open officials.
President Abdurrahman Wahid held crisis talks with his inner circle one day after Parliament voted to censure him and opened the way for possible impeachment proceedings.
A parliamentary session that convenes on Monday appears likely to pass a censure motion that will open the door to impeachment proceedings sometime in the next three months.
Precedent shows that the IDF is not immune from censure, and Israel is very open to self-examination, where warranted.
Despite being untrue, this assumption was more than enough cause for censure for some of the open-minded young women at Clemson, since, obviously, it was "not normal".
