Sentence examples for would be censured from inspiring English sources

"In an ideal world, which this is not, he would be censured by the Californian medical state licensing board, by a medical ethics board, by the American Academy of Pediatrics," he said.

December 20 , 1998President Clinton's advisers begin secret consultations with Senate Republicans on possible compromise deals, in which the president would be censured and perhaps fined, thus avoiding a trial which some experts say could last for up to six months.

Tackled about another of the controversies that have dominated the buildup to the Winter Olympics, the most expensive in history at $51bn£30.8bnBach Bach said athletes would be censured if they protested against Russia's anti-gay laws from the medal podium.

"If I did what he did, I would be censured".

Several other senators attempted to help Sumner, but were blocked by Keitt who was holding a pistol and shouting "Let them be!" (Keitt would be censured for his actions and later died of wounds in 1864 during the US Civil War).

If the House agrees, Mr. Rangel would be the first member to be censured since 1983, when Gerry E. Studds, Democrat of Massachusetts, and Daniel B. Crane, Republican of Illinois, were censured for sexual misconduct with House pages.

Members, however, could be censured as punishment.

Should he be censured or caned (or perhaps waterboarded?).

I expected him to be censured by the NFL.

As a young Tim Leary presciently noted in a letter to his mother from West Point, from which he would drop out after being censured by its honor committee, "You thought I wanted to reform the world and bring it some great, metaphysical truth.

For a while he suspected this other personality was James Pike, the late Bishop of California, an episcopal renegade who'd marched with Martin Luther King, been censured for supposedly heretical beliefs and died in the Israeli desert while seeking the truth behind the Dead Sea Scrolls.