Exemplos de uso de To censure em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Obey punctually, to censure freely.
A vote to censure the Commission has been suggested by a few parliamentarians- who are not with us at this time- but it is not a course I would support.
Senate's gonna vote to censure McCarthy tomorrow.
There requiring him praise,requiring him to censure has.
Attempts to censure science have existed before.
Reprove means to censure, condemn, find fault, rebuke, and to refute.
Often then the mistakes they were so quick to censure are lost sight of.
Admittedly, it vaguely threatens to censure the Commission in cases where the latter might genuinely go too far.
What you're asking me to do is an act of gross misconduct,subject to censure and/or dismissal.
Of the 73 Members who now seek to censure the Commission, only one was present and spoke on 30 October.
As such, although the Complainant does not emerge from this process with any credit,it would be going too far to censure its conduct as RDNH.
The Treaty confers on Parliament the right to censure only the entire college of Commissioners.
At the instance of Theodore Ascidas, and with the ostensible purpose of reuniting to the Church the Acephali,a sect of Monophysites, Justinian was induced to censure the"Three Chapters.
Alas, we do not currently have the power in this House to censure individuals- we have only this nuclear option.
Refusing to censure it amounts to covering up such errors and gives the impression that the rules of financial transparency must not apply to European institutions.
I am sorry, Mr Bonde, butI am censuring you, who wish to censure everyone, for your lack of knowledge of the Treaties.
Besides its right to be consulted on all Commission proposals, the European Parliament has the finalsay on the Community's budget and has the power to censure the Commission.
Our Parliament should not be threatening to censure the Commission when the real culprits remain in office in the UK Government.
But someone must move out and bear responsibility, andventure his influence; and as the one who has done this has become inured to censure and blame, he is suffered to bear it.
We do not consider it an effective political strategy to censure this Commission before it has had the opportunity to put its own house in order.
Christian love is slow to censure, quick to discern penitence, ready to forgive, to encourage, to set the wanderer in the path of holiness, and to stay his feet therein.
Ladies and gentlemen,voting to withhold the discharge from the European Commission and voting to censure it are two acts which are legally separate but which politically go together.
It is not meant to censure journalists but rather to facilitate their work, improve the nature of the public debate ondrugs and ensure that young people trust the messages they are given.
Do you deny that you separated a young couple who loved each other,exposing your friend to censure for caprice and my sister to derision for disappointed hopes, involving them both in acute misery?
But I believe that to censure the attack against Charlie Hebdo is not a synonym for celebrating a magazine that is, fundamentally, a monument to the intolerance, the racism and the colonial arrogance.
The fact is that the Union makes decisions that are binding on Member States without proper democratic or judicial control,exposing us to censure by the Court of Human Rights or the constitutional courts.
On December 2, 1954,the Senate voted to censure Senator McCarthy by a vote of 67 to 22, making him one of the few senators ever to be disciplined in this fashion.
Utilitarian" formation takes precedente over integral humanism, tending to neglect the needs andexpectations of persons, to censure or stifle the most basic questions of personal and social existence.
Through the Liberal Group,I agree not to censure the Commission now but to give it a few months to right the wrongs of the past through major food policy reforms.