Sentence examples for serious censure from inspiring English sources

Purges and trials have punished former civilian officials, but security officers responsible for decades of abuse have largely escaped serious censure.

Only the now defunct Healthcare Commissionmay avoid serious censure by Francis, as its detailed report in early 2009 finally forced ministers and the NHS to instigate changes.

Nadler's resolution, which as of Friday morning had attracted seventy-nine Democo-sponsorsponsors, is the first serious censure proposal since the Clinton era.

The filthy conditions in such places were an open secret, but the big companies, working together (the "Beef Trust"), bribed government inspectors, and exercised enough control over the local newspapers to avoid serious censure.

The panel that oversaw a two-year ethics inquiry into Representative Charles B. Rangel's conduct recommended that the Harlem congressman be punished with a reprimand, rather than a more serious censure or expulsion from office, the chairman of the panel said Friday.

Most insiders believe that the governing body will give a green light for the race to continue, but its promoter, Octagon Motorsports, will be lucky to get away without more serious censure - and possibly a fine - from the Fia president Max Mosley, who will chair the meeting.

The major sexual change one still in progress was the emancipation of women, which brought with it an increasing acceptance of premarital sexual activity, the concept of woman as a human being with her own sexual needs and rights, and the possibility of terminating an unhappy marriage without incurring serious social censure.

It was the fourth time Russia had blocked a security council resolution on Syria, consistent with its defence of President Bashar al-Assad and his government from serious pressure or censure.

But they don't have to resign from public office, or face anything more serious than public censure, or be banned from baseball unless they've already retired, or be dragged through the embarrassment of public ridicule and condemnation rather than be cheered as a revitalized conquering hero.

In addition to being censured for "serious conflict of interest" Parliament was also told that Mr. Kutesa engineered a sale of the airlines' stock at basement price to ENHAS, resulting in a loss of nearly $2 million to the airline, which was a gain for Mr. Kutesa's company.

An Army major censured for a "serious error of judgment" in the way he investigated the bullying of a disabled paratrooper has been given an MBE.