Censuring

This led many within SGA and a handful of attendees at the town hall to wonder if the university is censuring their expression of frustration surrounding the handling of both incidents.

I hope the talk of censuring her is not just talk.

But can’t we all agree his actions deserve censuring?

For a time, Congress considered censuring the president by resolution rather than impeaching him, establishing in clear terms for the historical record its view of the president’s objectionable conduct.

Gottheimer, who flipped a Republican seat in 2016, was one of about 10 lawmakers who floated the idea of censuring Mr. Trump as an alternative to impeachment earlier this week.

They are also legally the only grouping that can reprimand the president by removing him or censuring him.

By censuring Straus you have ensured that the bills he blocked will certainly get a rehearing and probable passage in the next legislative session.

In 1954, only the Senate came back for the sole purpose of censuring Joe McCarthy.

Riyadh is expected to be watching how far, if at all, Mattis goes in censuring the kingdom in his speech.

Although there is no assigned theme of the tales this first day, six deal with one person censuring another and four are satires of the Catholic Church.

Rabbinical conferences of movements do expel members from time to time, citation citation citation but sometimes choose the lesser penalty of censuring the offending rabbi.