Sentence examples for although punishment from inspiring English sources

Although punishment for criminal offenders could be severe and, in the modern viewpoint, barbaric Egyptian law nevertheless was admirable in its support of basic human rights.

"The court has a duty to correct wrong impressions and prevent unjustified outrage," she said, although punishment must also reflect the seriousness of the offence and be "unpleasant, uncomfortable and painful".

Although punishment can be defined without reference to any purposes, it cannot be justified without such reference.

Although punishment sensitivity is mostly seen as a child factor it is also partly dependent on environmental factors (for an overview see Dadds and Salmon 2003).

Although punishments are harsh, they couldn't quite be described as torture.

Although punishments under fatwa were outlawed in July, Hena's case is the second known to have taken place since then.

Ultimately no action was taken against Olympic, although punishments were imposed on other clubs, including Preston North End, who were expelled from the FA Cup.

A review of 88 studies investigating the effects of corporal punishment concluded that although punishing children physically often leads to immediate compliance with parental demands, this "good behaviour" was rarely maintained in the long term as children failed to internalise moral norms and social rules.

Those methods involve a noticeable measure of deceit, and although corporal punishment is forbidden, mental cruelty is not.

Although no punishment is legally ordained, few crimes are more cruel than intellectual grave-robbing, the misappropriation of someone's name and legacy.

"We feel that although the punishment hasn't technically been activated yet, its effects have certainly been felt from day one of this season," said PST's Colin Farmery.