Adjective:

পুস্তকের সরকারি পরীক্ষাযুক্ত,

censorial's Usage Examples:

A censorial medical hearing on 4 July 1595, before a judge decided partly in Jorden's.

He worked as a censorial officer and administrator of several places during the reign of Emperor.

Jeremy Bentham, who coined it prior to 1816 as a synonym of dicastic or censorial ethics (i.

prints of the film were heavily edited to conform with the prevailing censorial standards of 1957.

term of office; and the censors, as soon as they were elected and the censorial power had been granted to them by a decree of the Centuriate Assembly.

the action is stilted here and there, obviously occasionally because of censorial deletions, the film has the compensating virtues of excellent acting,.

highest officials in the central bureaucracy, who provided advisory, censorial, executive, and judicial roles in governing the empire, consisted of cabinet.

were either unpublished in his lifetime or suffered greatly from massive censorial cuts.

The Theatre and Literature censorial committee banned the play, condemning its negativism, pessimism and the.

3 issue of Sovremennik, with both editorial (by Zhukovsky) and censorial cuts.

none of which has made it onto theatre stage, having failed to receive censorial license.

censors had been elected, the Centuriate Assembly granted the new censors censorial power.

production has the added advantage, in these parlous times, of being beyond censorial reproach.

In 120 BC, he was appointed Censor, during which time he and his censorial colleague probably reappointed Publius Cornelius Lentulus as Princeps.

duties, may be said to have exercised a devolved censorial jurisdiction.

The devolution to the censorial jurisdictions soon became a practical necessity.

Vibo Valentia as one of the judicial quattuorviri quinquennales holding censorial power.