Sentence examples for would censure from inspiring English sources

Pushing the envelope, Mr. Inverso said that he was drafting a resolution that would censure Mr. Baraka without removing him.

Some argue that a censure resolution would injure the Presidency by setting a precedent that would censure commonplace.

Because a similar move on the part of the Assembly appears unlikely, some senators are at work on a resolution that would censure Mr. Baraka, who has refused to resign.

"We need a different strategy, one that shows we stand for something". Feingold's resolution, formally introduced Monday, would censure Bush for approving an "illegal program to spy on American citizens on American soil". The senator's intention was to refer the matter to the Judiciary Committee for hearings and a vote before consideration by the full Senate.

The U.S. aim was to shape the resolution in ways that would clearly censure Israeli settlements policy but that would avoid other language criticizing Israeli policy on other matters or implying any threat to Israel's security or right to exist.

Yes, the report would find the police officers culpable, but it would also censure her husband.

Similarly, I would not censure a janitor who waxes the floors at your would-be employer or even at R. J. Reynolds, but some connections are more direct than others.

As the government's "voice for older people", she would probably censure that as an ageist remark; she has already picked me up for my use of the term "bag lady", though in a friendly, gently mocking way.

In addition, the PCC told editors that just because parents were happy to publish information about their children, this did not mean that the watchdog would not censure editors who ran a story.

Some lawmakers also pushed for the House to consider a measure that would officially censure King.

At the very least, the administrators of the building would be censured; probably they would be replaced.