Sentence examples for dangerous punishment from inspiring English sources
In the summer, I broke a Peace Corps rule and was grounded to my village for two months, a dangerous punishment in a village full of unemployed, drunk men.
What is truly dangerous is that the power structures in our country have broadly adopted the attitude that this sort of thing is a crime that deserves swift and severe punishment.
For decades, kids living in some of these places were subjected to harsh, humiliating, dangerous forms of punishment with no way to report abuse.
National revulsion and popular demand for punishment are dangerous things.
In the ethical system of the Greeks, hubris the overweening bumptiousness of individuals or groups in their dealings with other human beings or with the natural order was regarded as a very grave and since it invited condign punishment, an extremely dangerous form of delinquency.
These guys make sure everybody's bike is legit, and hand out punishments for dangerous riding, getting tows from team cars, and littering the countryside.
But the dangerous glamour of crime and punishment has electrified them and they can happily spend hours consigning delinquent toys to detention in their Lego jail.
Civil liberties campaigners say Manning's punishment represents a dangerous escalation in the crackdown on government leakers and journalists who write stories about national security based on disclosures that have not been sanctioned by the government.
PD Match report: Ukraine 1-0 WAllenAllen: Bale and Ramsey return will revive Wales Nigeria should have been kicked out of the Africa Cup of Nations as punishment for the dangerous stupidity that led to some 40,000 people being encouraged to cram into a 16,000-capacity stadium in Kaduna on Friday.
The new scheme was introduced after Wigan's Callum McManaman escaped punishment for a dangerous tackle on Newcastle defender Massadio Haidara last season.
Wigan's Callum McManaman escaped punishment for a dangerous tackle on Newcastle defender Massadio Haidara last term as an official had seen the challenge.
