Sentence examples for could be punishment from inspiring English sources

Even if jurors decide to assess no punitive damages, which legal experts say is unlikely, the compensatory damages could be punishment enough.

But for a guy who spent thousands on a single business suit, the mere thought of having to wear an orange jumpsuit every day, could be punishment enough.

Air Force Secretary James G. Roche said there could still be punishment for Air Force Academy officials in the aftermath of a sexual assault scandal.

Also find out that if you don't do it there could be a punishment.

At her January 2015 confirmation hearing, Lynch said she thought the death penalty still could be an effective punishment.

No country could be isolated for punishment or favour.

Litvinenko was a traitor, and there could be only one punishment.

She added that given the upcoming Olympics, she hoped there could be a compromise punishment.

That would mean that the company could be liable to punishment by the government — despite having run all the necessary checks.

Their exemplary lives taught and encouraged the people to enter into a covenant with them so that social harmony could be achieved without punishment or coercion.

The response of prison staff was to isolate her in the segregation unit, on one occasion for 20 days, as if her behaviour could be controlled by punishment.