Sentence examples for be punished even when from inspiring English sources

Didn't it confirm that wickedness deserves to be punished, even when committed with a pen?

Martel said that Kakuta deserved to be punished even though he was not an adult when he broke his contract.

But there is one victim which is more likely to be punished, even liquidated.

It would be foolish to think of the rape victim as a martyr in a cause – victims are victims – but enough protest and self-examination might one day mean that rape is punished even in the dustiest town, even when committed by the police, which would be a marvellous thing; especially marvellous if the police didn't beat up, blind or otherwise torture the suspects they had taken into custody.

And yet this violation is rarely punished even when a fatal injury occurs.

After all, the so-called "bad apples" actually reflect a systemic problem: those who use their wealth for destructive purposes are rewarded instead of punished, even when their tactics are illegal.

Even among those guards who initially resisted the aggression, all eventually rationalized their decision to join ranks with authoritarian guards, and all soon rationalized their behavior as legitimate due to the behavior of the one being punished -- even when the one being punished had clearly done nothing wrong and the punishment was by any standard a violation of human decency.

In Algeria, the militants do not pretend even to be punishing sinners when they butcher, as they do virtually daily, men, women, children, babies, in order to hasten the arrival of Islamic rule.Yet the violence in Afghanistan and Algeria is more a product of circumstance than of the religion of those who perpetrate it.

It is arguable, however, whether the guilty always do deserve to be punished; it is also arguable whether, even when they do they ought always to get what they deserve; and it is further arguable whether when they ought to be punished as they deserve, the punisher always knows what it is they deserve (except in the purely procedural sense alluded to above; see also below) (Bedau 1978).

The more painful truth lies with the military women who are punished for adultery even when the violation of UCMJ Article 134 is not consensual, but involves a superior officer's coercion, blackmail or death threats as has been alleged the of Brig.

If not completed, we will lose part of bonus or even be punished.