Sentence examples similar to bear a punishment from inspiring English sources
Except for buying the surpluses, the other solutions bear a tendency of punishment to the surplus holder.
All individuals engaged in EPM, on the other hand, have to bear a probabilistic penalty as a result of social punishments or blackmailing.
Huckabee praised Davis for showing "more courage than any politician I know" and offered rhetorically to bear any punishment in her place.
The proposed instruction said that "although you may consider the extent of harm suffered by others" in deciding whether the punishment bore a "reasonable relationship" to the injury to Mr. Williams, "you are not to punish the defendant for the impact of its alleged misconduct on other persons, who may bring lawsuits of their own".
And in Ukraine, Dmytro Kostyk and his Interactive Restaurant Technologies developed a touch-screen table with a sturdy enough glass top to bear the punishment of a restaurant.
She should bear her punishment stoically, as Socrates bore his.
Under the Senate's approach, in contrast, only the very few non-settling defendants would bear that punishment.
Not being able to bear the punishment any longer, they break free and decide to get back at the judge.
As if responding to the interrogations and accusations of those shared glances, the substance and the tenor of Nat's preaching shifts, and he cites Scripture to acknowledge the evils of the slave owners and to foresee prophetically the coming of an age of divine justice in which the enslaved will be free and the masters will bear punishment.
Manus MP Ron Knight said the two Manussian men had been forced to bear the total punishment for crimes others had also committed.
