Sentence examples for adequate penalties from inspiring English sources

The cultural context that we live in also plays a role in discouraging the reporting of rape, along with adequate penalties for rapists.

Ms. Damiani questioned whether the city had included adequate penalties in the event Bank of America failed to live up to its promises to keep 2,800 jobs in Manhattan and add hundreds more in the future.

Meanwhile, the president's "opioid cabinet" seem to be fixated on two things that are unlikely to stop the dying any time soon: enhancing penalties for drug dealers (and perhaps executing them, an idea that Trump has espoused), though we already have adequate penalties, and building that border wall.

That is not an adequate penalty.

Prosecutor Nils Bussee had sought the 10-month suspended prison term and an "adequate" penalty.

When the full details emerged, I had no choice but to suspend George, and decided that two years was the adequate penalty.

Stopping the reviews before they are finished means that the banks will be allowed to claim that abuses were rare and that $10 billion is an adequate penalty.

Doncaster argues that acceptance into the First Division will represent an adequate penalty for the gross failures which led to the club's insolvency, and enable the bulk of the SPL's financial foundations to be maintained.

Ms. Morgenson writes: "Stopping the reviews before they are finished means that the banks will be allowed to claim that abuses were rare and that $10 billion is an adequate penalty".

In some countries and states, the death penalty is considered adequate punishment for certain crimes.

Mr. Bush argued that there were adequate criminal penalties to punish Mr. Byrd's assailants.