Sentence examples for again punishable from inspiring English sources

As of mid-September, crossing Hungary's border without permission will be a crime again, punishable with up to three years prison time for the migrants, and more for "helpers" (possibly including aid organizations).

And in 1994, kidnapping that results in the loss of life was once again made punishable by death.

Another unwelcome new measure for high life-loving party members is a prohibition on "extravagant" eating, drinking or entertaining, again potentially punishable by dismissal.

The two-day meeting of the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs opened with its chairman, Sir Michael Rawlins, saying he had accepted a written assurance from the home secretary, Jacqui Smith, that the government still had an open mind over regrading cannabis from class C back to class B, which would again make possession punishable with a jail sentence.

Followed by this, the player is forced to escape the drug-induced land through the sewers as he takes a pledge never to take his Joy again, essentially becoming a Downer, punishable by law.

But, again, kicking out the window of a patrol car is not a crime punishable by death.

Perfidy is punishable by success.

"It is highly punishable.

Aiding the enemy is punishable by death.

3.2 No longer punishable by death: adultery.

Violations are punishable by $50 fines.