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Meanings of public censure in English

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Usage of public censure in English
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In the year 1727, they passed a public censure upon this trade.
A Portraiture of Quakerism, Volume 2 / Taken from a View of the ...
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Men would not trust him, and the reprobate chafed under the public censure.
Freaks of Fortune; or, Half Round the World
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There had been some talk of a public censure, but it died away.
To Have and to Hold
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The shame of public censure was extinguished in general depravity.
The Lives of the Twelve Caesars, Volume 01: Julius Caesar
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The unusual public censure highlights a growing divide on Darfur.
Reuters
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In the first place, a distant prospect of public censure
The Federalist Papers
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Nor did his majesty escape public censure on this occasion.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III. / From the Acc...
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I then let the facts be made public , for I thought that my petitioners deserved public censure.
Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography
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But such was the power of public censure and social ostracism that disregard of the court's decision was very rare.
Star Maker
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Even so, this very public censure rankled North Korea enough that it declared a withdrawal from the six-party talks forever.
Somewhere inside
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The International Committee of the Red Cross in a rare public censure detailed serious abuses against detainees and civilians in June.
Reuters
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In discipline, stress was laid on the propriety and duty of private admonition, in its successive scriptural steps, before public censure.
Mary S. Peake: The Colored Teacher at Fortress Monroe
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Russia, it is known, wished to fasten the blame for the revolution on Prince Alexander; but all public censure was vetoed by England.
The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)
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It's judgement day for the mayor of Auckland Len Brown as he faces public censure from his councillors, and a possible vote of no-confidence.
Radio NZ
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Not much therefore was added by it to fame or envy, nor do I remember that it produced either public praise or public censure.
Lives of the English Poets : Prior, Congreve, Blackmore, Pope
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The evacuation of Ticonderoga had indeed, at one time, subjected him to much public censure, but it was found, upon inquiry, to be unmerited.
Life and Times of Washington, Volume 2 / Revised, Enlarged, and ...
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