Sentence examples for be treated harshly from inspiring English sources
The government promised "leniency" for anyone who handed themselves in before midnight on Monday, and warned that others would be treated harshly.
The British government, EU officials, and foreign statesmen had given very explicit warnings that post-Brexit Britain should expect to be treated harshly by the European Union and other trading partners.
Although the two meetings between the teams this season have gone without insult or incident, Marbury, whose return to the Garden with Minnesota was cheered warmly, expects to be treated harshly on Wednesday.
Every year the government indicts somewhere in the neighborhood of twenty-five hundred seniofficialsand, and they can be treated harshly; in one five-year stretch, it handed down three hundred and fifty death sentences for bribery, graft, and embezzlement.
The minister claims that boat arrivals must be treated harshly to deter deaths at sea but that is at odds with his plan to send the group, including 50 children, across thousands of miles of ocean to put their lives at risk in a five hour lifeboat ride back to India without any experienced navigators.
Mr Hague said the sanctions agreed today in Luxembourg, which include travel bans and asset freezes against senior members of the regime, meant those who ordered the torture of civilians would be treated "harshly" once a new government was in power.
Other drivers also say they have been treated harshly.
Smith feels he has been treated harshly following the incident.
Dale Steyn, who had been treated harshly in previous overs, sank to his haunches in utter despair.
