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Meanings of censure by in English

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Usage of censure by in English
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The promotion was recognized as a censure by implication on his chief.
Military Reminiscences of the Civil War, Volume 2: November 1863...
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Brand had escaped similar censure by resigning from the corporation the previous day.
The Guardian
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Winston Peters faces censure by Parliament after it debates today the Privileges committee's report.
Radio NZ
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Senator Joseph McCarthy, whose anti-Communist crusade eventually led to his censure by the Senate.
Reuters
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On March 8, North escaped censure by ten votes only.
The Wars Between England and America
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They all in fact endeavour to disarm censure by an appearance of openness and sincerity.
Travels of Richard and John Lander into the interior of Africa, ...
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Human rights groups welcomed the censure by the Council.
Reuters
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But Eli made atonement for his rash, unfriendly censure by a kind of fatherly benediction.
The Woman's Bible
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It also agreed to a censure by Finra.
Reuters
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Private colleges are also far more likely to be exposed to censure by the Quality Assurance Agency.
The Guardian
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Peters faces censure by Parliament after it debates today the Privileges committee's report into the Glenn donations affair.
Radio NZ
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She did not wait to be taken to task, but proceeded to avert censure by volubility and self-praise.
A Woman-Hater
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This tragic culmination of Berkeley's ruthless cruelties was the occasion of the bitter censure by the king, already recorded.
School History of North Carolina : from 1584 to the present time
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The House passed the vote of censure by 235 votes to 79 with 37 abstentions.
The Irish Times
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God forbid that an unworthy churl should escape merited censure by hanging on to the stirrup-leather of the sublime caballero.
A Personal Record
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If things do get hostile, the Accords say you have to take it outside or risk censure by the signatory nations.
Proven guilty