Sentence examples similar to a typical sanction from inspiring English sources
If they comply with the terms of the juvenile sentence, which includes longer and more intensive supervision than a typical juvenile sanction, they will eventually be released without the stain of an adult criminal record.
A typical academic sanction for academic plagiarism may be necessary but is, in the opinion of this author, generally perceived by students as punitive and disciplinary.
The praise was in stark contrast to the view taken by Cameron's predecessor and another of his heroes, Margaret Thatcher, who described the African National Congress as "a typical terrorist organisation" and fiercely opposed sanctions against the apartheid regime.
"This marks a typical case of North Korea shrewdly circumventing UNSC sanctions by using its illegal networks".
However, there was only one custodial sentence imposed for market manipulation in Ontario during the study period, so a typical offender received a ban and a pecuniary sanction.
Former U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher also described Mandela's ANC as a "typical terrorist organization" in 1987, refusing to impose sanctions on South Africa's apartheid regime.
A typical offender in the UK received a punitive pecuniary sanction, and in some cases also a ban.
A typical patrol lasted a month.
Margaret Thatcher, idol of many who made tributes to Mandela, bragged with a fervour that actually made her look drunk, that she'd rejected sanctions against the regime, as the ANC was a "typical terrorist organisation".
She fiercely opposed the sanctions that helped bring down that regime, while condemning Nelson Mandela and his colleagues as "a typical terrorist organization".
