Sentence examples for continue to be punished from inspiring English sources

People who independently challenge the party will continue to be punished harshly.

That Kashmiris continue to be punished is a reminder that the process is hardly over.

I continue to be punished by MI5 because I would not be silenced," he added.

Unless dramatic measures are taken, and fast, Labour will continue to be punished for the strategic error of neglecting its machinery in Scotland and for taking voters for granted.

While crimes against the state continue to be punished severely, Turkey is still a country in which ordinary people face huge obstacles to securing justice in the courts for crimes committed by state officials.

I'm dismayed to see journalists continue to be punished, even fired, for expressing their opinions on the things they cover.

He continued to be punished by the Australian batsmen, taking a total of 1/178 from 26 overs, an economy rate of 6.84.

Fraud and abuse of the system must continue to be ferreted out and punished.

"So," he continued, "Russia needs to be punished, Russia needs to be contained.

Newspapers demand that quibblers be silenced; a Tory councillor has set up a petition calling for those who support continued EU membership to be punished under the treason act – and while he's since been suspended by his local party, Downing Street's response has been muted, declaring only that "different people will choose their words differently".

While the archdiocese says it has strengthened measures to detect and punish abusers, the misdeeds of the past will continue to be in the news.