- A
censure is an
expression of
strong disapproval or
harsh criticism. In
parliamentary procedure, it is a
debatable main
motion that
could be
adopted by...
-
Censure is a formal, public,
group condemnation of an individual,
often a
group member,
whose actions run
counter to the group's
acceptable standards...
- On
March 28, 1834, the
United States Senate voted to
censure U.S.
president Andrew Jackson over his
actions to
remove federal deposits from the Second...
- government. A vote in
favour of
censure is a non-constitutionally-binding
expression of disapproval; a
motion of
censure may be
against an
individual minister...
- government, universities, film industry, and elsewhere.
Ultimately he was
censured by the
Senate in 1954 for
refusing to
cooperate with and
abusing members...
- vote is required.
Members who are
censured must
stand in the well of the
House chamber to
receive a
reading of the
censure resolution. A
reprimand was once...
-
Herem (Hebrew: חֵרֶם ḥērem) is the
highest ecclesiastical censure in the
Jewish community. It is the
total exclusion of a
person from the
Jewish community...
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Initially called "
Censure and Move On", it
invited visitors to add
their names to an
online petition stating that "Congress must
Immediately Censure President...
- In
Roman Catholic theology, a
theological censure is a
doctrinal judgment (
censure) by
which the
Catholic Church or
Catholic theologians stigmatize(s)...
- 20th century.
Although censure carries no
formal punishment, only one
senator (Benjamin R. Tillman) of the nine to be
censured has ever been re-elected...
