Sentence examples for consider punishing from inspiring English sources

It also asked the justices to consider punishing the A.C.L.U.'s lawyers.

Over the past year, party leaders have vowed to consider punishing officials who commit grave crimes, including stealing more than about $436,000, with the death penalty.

But China, which wields veto power, and other council members argued Monday that it would be premature to consider punishing Damascus before Mehlis concludes his investigation on Dec. 15 and the perpetrators are found guilty.

Despite pleas from corporate leaders for help, Mr. Trump continued to instruct Mr. Mnuchin to attend the conference — while also saying that he would consider "punishing" the country if it was found to have killed Mr. Khashoggi.

— Shalom Auslander ends "Foreskin's Lament," his memoir of growing up in, and eventually breaking away from, the Orthodox Jewish community here, not with an acknowledgments page but with a list of people God might consider punishing instead of the author's family.

Countrywide and two law firms it used showed "a disregard for the professional and ethical obligations of the legal profession and judicial system," Judge Jeff Bohm of Federal District Court said in ruling on a request by a Justice Department official to consider punishing the company for its conduct.

The video doesn't justify the basis on which U.C.L.A. is considering punishing her: that her words amount to a form of harassment against a group of students.

They also make clear at the end of their report that they are considering punishing him for contempt, along with other witnesses who they say misled them.

The propane company involved in an explosion in Newton last month is considering punishing an employee who recently performed an action similar to the one that set off the blast.

It refused and is now considering punishing the firm.

While yesterday's decision would have been troubling to the NFLPA in any legal environment, it is especially so given that a number of NFL players are currently engaging in protests against racial injustice and at least one team owner (the Dallas Cowboys Jerryy Jones) seems to be heeding the words of President Donald Trump in considering punishing his players for doing so.