We must focus on what is best for the country, including a less partisan censuring of the President rather than a long impeachment process.

The Education Ministry, at the same time, was reportedly not prepared to engage in widespread arrests or censuring of school authorities that ignored it.

One of Derek's in class experiments makes a jock wet himself in front of everyone, leading to the censuring of the class.

"Proper accountability is a censuring of the president, saying: 'Mr. President, acknowledge that you broke the law, return to the law, return to our system of government.' "

Inspired by Mae West's early brushes with the law over obscenity, her imprisonment for eight days after an "obscenity conviction", and her censuring by the Hayes Code.

Stopping Dissent These measures appear to include censuring of dissenting theologians and revoking the claim to be Catholic from universities, schools, hospitals and social-service agencies that do not reflect the papal teaching.

What she gets is a handful of lies, which, if she ever repeats them to the SI behind that closed door, are sure to win Carlana a severe censuring if not something more painful.

The references were directed at the unfair censuring by the United Nations of Israel, using a double standard, and rarely condemning human rights violations of far greater impact and brutality committed by third world countries.

Again, an apparently denigrating portrayal in the "Doubting Thomas" story may either be taken literally, or as a kind of mock "comeback" to Thomas' logia: not as an outright censuring of Thomas, but an improving gloss.

He also served as chairman of the Committee on Doctrine in the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops; in this capacity, he played a prominent role in the censuring of liberal theologian Charles Curran.

Her tenure was also marked by controversy over excessive pay raises for members of her administration and the firing of two prominent vice provosts that led to the resignation of the provost and a formal censuring by the NC State Faculty Senate.

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HIGHLIGHTS STOCKHOLM: CENSURING OPRAH - An Oprah Winfrey talk show has drawn censure from Sweden's broadcasting watchdog, the Swedish Broadcasting Commission.

You're going to have an opportunity to censure the President.

I find that even in this House we have to be able to censure such a thing.

No one, in fact, knows what effect censuring a President would have.

A President in a strong position would not let his own party indirectly censure him.

There was no indication they were trying to censure us.

Since 1789 the Senate has censured nine of its members.

But she would not say whether he should be removed from office or simply censured.

I think it depends on the person who is censured.

Democrats quickly promoted their own plan to censure the President.

Its use, however, is censured by critics of both countries.

No one in the world can censure what we do here below."

Many countries are reluctant to take such action, especially if they themselves could be censured in the future.

We need to censure those who promote and broadcast him.

All they can do is censure him and he keeps on screaming.

That, among other things, is why Morgan was censured to begin with.

I ask that we have the opportunity to vote on a motion to censure the President.

It was the first time the commission had ever censured a major stock market.

"He should be censured and brought to justice," she said.

There is a government that can be condemned and censured.

But even those decisions for which he is today censured served a greater good.

In 1983, two members were censured for having had sexual relationships with House pages.

The teacher turned him in, and he was censured by his dean for telling the truth.

At first, however, he was too surprised to censure her interruption.

The first three volumes published in 1665 were censured by the university.

It can also censure and remove officers from their positions.

The look in his dark eyes was almost one of censure.

But does the country still support censure for the President?

Let's see if you really want to vote for censure.

But that term should not be used only in censure.

The public censure does not affect his position on the court.

The censure takes effect within 30 days if he does not appeal.

We cannot add the question of censure itself to another debate.

Well, the motion of censure will have an effect even so.

There was no censure in her voice when she responded.

She put a bit of censure in her voice, and he grinned.

Once, on the other hand, he earned his share of public censure.

She glanced away from him, no longer able to stand the censure in his eyes.

And the Democrats refused to let the censure issue rest.

He also said there seemed to be bipartisan support for censure.

Nor should it be used to form the basis for censure.

Those that did not would face first international censure, then boycott.

The cold censure in his voice ripped into her heart.

A passed motion of censure will cause the government to fall.

"Of all men, he should be free from your censure!"

I do not think we would have escaped the censure of this court.

The way he said it, with just a hint of censure, put her back up.

Does the Senate become the venue for a censure deal?

"I see that you have taken my censure to heart.

But there was no note of censure in his tone.

But the brief moment of censure for her sister passed.