Sentence examples for was censuring from inspiring English sources
verb
To criticize harshly.
The scandal began on Aug. 24, when Mr. Silver said he was censuring Mr. Lopez, 71, after a bipartisan Assembly Ethics Committee said it had found credible evidence that Mr. Lopez had groped, kissed and verbally harassed two female employees.
The scandal surrounding Mr. Silver began on Aug. 24, when he said he was censuring Mr. Lopez, 71, after a bipartisan Assembly ethics committee found credible evidence that Mr. Lopez had groped, kissed and verbally harassed two female employees.
Mr. Silver announced on Aug. 24 that he was censuring Mr. Lopez, 71, after a bipartisan Assembly ethics committee found credible evidence that Mr. Lopez had groped, kissed and verbally harassed two female employees.
The misconduct claims surfaced on Aug. 24, when Mr. Silver said he was censuring Mr. Lopez, 71, after the bipartisan Assembly Ethics Committee said it had found credible evidence that Mr. Lopez had groped, kissed and verbally harassed two female employees.
He was censured by the commission.
Welles was censured for creating public hysteria.
He was censured by the House in 2010.
He was censured in 1967 for misappropriating campaign contributions.
Or since Lord Palmerston was censured over the Don Pacifico affair.
The painting Hicks specialized in was censured by Quakers.
She was censured for trying to pack a congressional committee that is to investigate Mr Montesinos.
