Sentence examples for To further punish from inspiring English sources

A broad range of the restrictions, he said, "serve no useful function other than to further punish criminal defendants after they have completed their court-imposed sentences".

Reconstruction is over; there is no need to further punish the South for participating in the Civil War (or War of Northern Aggression, as my grandmother called it).

If elections were held in October, it would use the SDLP's acceptance of the policing implementation plan to further punish the SDLP.

The N.B.A. wants to further punish tax-paying teams by denying them use of the midlevel exception and sign-and-trade deals, and wants additional penalties for "repeat offenders".

Instead, the tax exists to further punish those arrested for possession by making them liable to penalties for tax evasion if their drugs are stampless, as they almost invariably are.

The England number 10 kicked another three points just moments into the second period, but Sale were unable to further punish the visitors prior to Schofield's return to the field.

While there are still those in society who would like people sent to prison to be further punished, it is the deprivation of liberty that is the punishment for breaking the law: prison as punishment not prison for punishment.

Explain to them again why they were put into their bedroom, and if they are to be further punished, why they are going to have that.

Now, in arguments to jurors like those in the Miami case, they point to settlement concessions as evidence that they have agreed to change their practices and so don't need to be further punished.

So are threats and orders to shoot peaceful protesters and further punish the people of Libya.

"The announcement only throws savers such as retirees further under the bus," he said, noting that the move "will keep rates on savings accounts, money markets, and C.D.'s in the doldrums for an indefinite period of time" and could also lead to future inflation that will further punish savers.