Sentence examples for beyond punishment from inspiring English sources

Re "A Coach Beyond Punishment" (editorial, May 16): Far from being "beyond punishment," Bob Knight must now operate under the strictest code of conduct of any coach in the nation.

Is looking at such pictures really necessary, given that these horrors lie in a past remote enough to be beyond punishment?

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But in advising the Iraqis, the experts have also prodded them to look beyond punishment to national healing, perhaps through a process similar to the Truth and Reconciliation commissions set up by post-apartheid South Africa.

Moussaoui was certainly connected to Al Qaeda, but his real value to the United States may have been as a witness and not as a stand-in for the dead hijackers, who are beyond punishment.

John Ashcroft's willingness to forgo the death penalty in return for coöperation, something several officials said he was unwilling to do... Moussaoui was certainly connected to Al Qaeda, but his real value to the United States may have been as a witness and not as a stand-in for the dead hijackers, who are beyond punishment.

This is, as it stands, a wholly non-instrumentalist, intrinsicalist account of the proper purpose of the criminal law: it has no purpose beyond itself, beyond the punishment of culpable agents for their immoral conduct; it does not even, apparently, aim to reduce the incidence of such conduct.

With the attackers dead, and beyond further punishment, the Israeli authorities have instead enacted a series of measures that punish their families.

PHR believes such a pattern may constitute gross negligence, and therefore the consequences of any investigation must go well beyond administrative punishment to include an examination of criminal liability," Sirkin said.

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"I can't see any value to this law beyond pure punishment," said Hamilton, legal director of Still She Rises, an Oklahoma public defense nonprofit that represents mothers in the criminal justice system.