Sentence examples for subject of censure from inspiring English sources

Zuckerberg's response is to go drunkenly to his computer, hack into the university's data bank and create "Facemash", a college program that mocks all the girls on campus, making him a notorious celebrity to his peers and the subject of censure to the faculty.

Dubois, who became the subject of much censure, brought forward his retirement and stepped down at once.

A: International financial institutions have been the subject of regulatory censures as a result of deficiencies identified within their frameworks for anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CFT).

Finally, the Commission is accountable to Parliament, requiring its approval to take office, having to report back to it and subject to motions of censure from it.

Are we now subject to censure if we air those differences?

It said alleged war crimes - a subject of regular international censure - were being looked into by a special military court.

Doesn't that suggest to you that Messrs Wyden and Udall were afraid they might be subject to some sort of censure or reprisal were they to share with the public specific details about the official interpretation of the law to which the public is subject?

The National Assembly, however, has the right to censure the government, but, in order to avoid the excesses that occurred before 1958 (as a result of which governments often fell once or twice a year), the motion of censure is subject to considerable restrictions.

The agent received a letter of censure for subjecting his listeners -- about half of them women -- to "sexual coarseness," the report said.

It was clear that this group of participants felt that there was considerable pressure to engage in heavy drinking to avoid being exposed as 'weak' (synonymous with being 'less of a man') and to avoid the kind of censure to which Vikram had been subjected.

There is not one word of censure.