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After a
motion to
censure is p****ed, the
chair (or the vice-president, if the
presiding officer is
being censured)
addresses the
censured member by name...
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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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Senate committee dominated by
Whigs censured Tyler instead. In 1848,
Congressman George Ashmun led an
effort to
censure President James K. Polk, on the grounds...
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Individuals Expelled,
Censured, or
Reprimanded in the U.S.
House of Representatives". "List of
Individuals Expelled,
Censured, or
Reprimanded in the...
- 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...
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voted to "expunge" Jackson's
censure. This is the only time in
which the U.S.
Senate has
censured a president. The
censure of
Andrew Jackson "remains the...
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approve it. The
president of the
republic may
dissolve Congress if it has
censured or
denied its
confidence to two Cabinets. The
relevant Articles 132–134...
- In
Roman Catholic theology, a
theological censure is a
doctrinal judgment (
censure) by
which the
Catholic Church or
Catholic theologians stigmatize(s)...
- hate." The
House of
Representatives censured Tlaib on
November 7, 2023.
Representative Rich McCormick's
censure resolution (H.Res 845)
accused her of...
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Cahuenga was
signed by the
Californios on
January 13, 1847,
securing a
censure and
establishing de
facto American control in California.
Following the...
