Sentence examples for better punish from inspiring English sources

The best way to deal with such people is to ignore or, better, punish them.George Bush has been accused of letting his foreign policy be steered by super-hawks such as Mr Perle.

Following that, WADA will review the reasons for the decision and subsequently decide whether or not to use its independent right of appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)." In other words, you better punish her.

If – and it is hard to reconcile with free speech – the random malice of a Duffy is better punished by imprisonment than, say, by merciless public exposure, it would indeed be a sick and weird society that put such prosecutions before action to deal with the tormenting of people who can't simply log off.

Many voters say it would be better to punish murderers with life in prison without parole.

Voters increasingly say it would be better to punish murderers with life in prison without parole.

That advice is particularly unhelpful in Mr. Santorum's case, however, since the new definition of "Santorum" was explicitly created by Dan Savage — the editorial director of the Seattle alternative weekly The Stranger and inspiration for the anti-gay-bullying campaign It Gets Better — to punish him for his comments in 2003 on gay marriage.

That's the sensible way to do it.Bagehot: What is your main foreign policy regret DC: Obviously I regret losing the Syria vote [to approve military action against Bashar Assad's regime in 2013] because I think it would have been better to punish the use of chemical weapons because I think they are despicable and the world has slipped back.

It could be done and is far better than punishing the victims of despotism with sanctions and civil wars.

His mother warns him to look after it better; he punishes the rabbit by throwing mud and stones at it.

(Pokhlebkin, in his treatise, jocularly suggested that the Reds won because they guarded the warehouses better and punished drunkenness by shooting).

Are there no solutions better than punishing hard-working people in favor of partisan posturing?