Examples of using Censuring in English and their translations into German
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Such reflection should not be limited to lecturing and censuring Ireland.
Censuring the Commission is not a solution in itself, but it is the necessary condition for change.
 Verses 32-41 Clarifying the qualities of the good doers and censuring the polytheists.
People are beginning to form their own censuring networks through their friends and the people that they trust, and that those networks in effect filter what's important.
Obviously, the President of the Commission would nottake part in any deliberations within the European Council on censuring the European Commission.
As there is no means other than censuring the entire Commission, in order to express my deep concern and disappointment regarding use of public funds, I had no other option but to vote in favour.
The counsellors at the Court of Cassation, Bruno Cotte, Christine Chanet and Guy Joly,failed in their duty by not censuring the manifestly abusive use in the case of a law on publications intended for young people.
Germany cannot, in conformity with international law, abuse freedom of expression rights by acting as the"thought police" responsible for regulating the conscience of individuals and promoting,imposing or censuring a particular faith or belief.
The European Parliament has the opportunity to send a strong signal to European public opinion by censuring the Commission: the time has come to admit that the European institutions are operating in an obsolete manner.
In this context, the Prime Minister, José Sócrates, must now offer the Portuguese newspaper O País a substantial explanation, and must explain that he is not controlling,curtailing or censuring freedom of expression in Portugal.
Some critics have censured the translators saying that it is.
This video was censured by YouTube due to its content.
In his writings he severely censured heretics;
Censure. The origin story here is as follows.
Hence, these censures have the appearance of prohibitions.
After all, facile censure ultimately undermines the support for the principles of combat.
Politicians are always censured for outrageous or inappropriate behavior.
A motion of censure must be supported by 10% of Members.
June 18,'54, the Security Council censures apartheid in South Africa.
They then boast, censured, but he never remained indifferent to them….
The same as those meriting censure.
In certain factories they adopted resolutions of censure of the Central Committee.
The next morning, Lorenza denied the censures of the mistress.
Poorly settled, well settled banishment transaction the same as for censure.
Roma, Teatro Quirino Thisplay, written in 1952, was immediately censured.
Very serious violations can lead to public censure.
Lavon is the one who should be censured.
I needed help, not censure.
There is a government that can be condemned and censured.