Sentence examples for a draconian from inspiring English sources

Arafat, however, faced a Draconian choice.

China dislikes being demonised abroad as a draconian internet censor.

"It seems to be quite a draconian measure".

"This is not a draconian bill," Mr. Reed said.

IS IT a humiliating climb-down or a draconian intervention in the free market?

A draconian gas law could prompt Mr Mesa's veto and, probably, his third and final resignation.

Their formula — no bottle service, a draconian door policy, an illicit air — hasn't faltered yet.

"It's a draconian penalty for an administrative mistake," said Clive A. Meanwell, the chief executive.

The FA did not consider such a draconian move but did impose a £5,000 fine.

It beggars belief that our law should perpetuate such a draconian message.

In September the government passed a draconian law which curtailed press freedom.