Примеры censure

• A wide selection of critical comment shows a developing appreciation of a work which has been censured in the past.

• That frustration expressed itself in harsh censure of a metropolis where success apparently had to be won at the price of personal honour.

• This was a way of protecting themselves against ridicule, taunts and censure (plate 21).

• Among the variables the authors consider are investigatory committees, votes of confidence regarding ministers, rules regarding questioning the executive and soliciting documents, censure and impeachment.

• This attitude often occasioned considerable censure from those who felt that analysis lacked a necessary critical edge.

• The legislature flowered briefly after independence until 1962, when it brought a motion of censure against the prime minister.

• The need to resume political activity and stop behaving as quasi-diplomats probably led directly to their rash censure motion of 1976.

• Moreover, it can also lead to censure, where - conversely - adherence to convention suggests a failure to write according to feminine (or feminist) principles.

• Punishment entails censure-it treats the offender as 12.

• Why do we censure the existing order without telling people how things should be?

• On the other hand, she certainly seems to deserve no punishment or censure for swerving.

• Another strand of argument supports this analysis: one concerning the censuring role of the criminal law.

• Yet, in these cases, we are still puzzled at what to do about punishments and public censure.

• Together with the censure of individual officials, it was the other outstanding feature of popular protest at the beginning of the 16th century.

• It censured two cabinet ministers, withstanding strong resistance from the executive to have the censure motion lifted, particularly for one of the ministers.