Sentence examples for although punitive from inspiring English sources

"Although punitive fines and criminal sanctions could be effective in encouraging pre-notification, that would have a chilling effect on journalism, even political and investigative reporting, both of which attracted a high level of protection under the convention," the court wrote.

Although the punitive verdict was later thrown out, the compensatory damages suggested New York faced a huge liability in individual lawsuits.

Although no punitive measures have been suggested for couples exceeding three children, incentives would be given to those who comply.

Although these punitive articles were intended to aid DOD in enforcing its zero-tolerance policy for human trafficking, they do not go far enough.

Research suggests that offenders experience the sanction as a punishment, although one less punitive than incarceration.

The Roman civil law of delict was essentially punitive, although fines were understood as compensation, often at double and triple damages, and were paid to the injured person rather than to the state.

On Sept. 12, Sokolich said he believed Wildstein's actions were "punitive," although he later backed off that accusation.

On Sept. 12, Sokolich said he believed the closures were "punitive," although he later backed off that accusation.

The company said performing lewd acts on the robot could be met with punitive action, although it did not explain what, or how offenders would be found out.

The PLO and Israel responded with harsh security and punitive measures, although PLO chairman Yāsir ʿArafāt, seeking to include Ḥamās in the political process, appointed Ḥamās members to leadership positions in the Palestinian Authority (PA).

The panel refused to award punitive damages, although the jurors who spoke afterward sharply criticized the police work in the case, and said they hoped the verdict would send a message to the department.