Sentence examples for dedicated penalty from inspiring English sources
Reporters giggled admiringly when he calmly walked out of a press conference because someone had asked the same question – something about dedicated penalty takers – too many times.
The Caps retired his No. 32 in 2000, and also dedicated the penalty box — a frequent haunt of Hunter's — at the old Capital Centre.
It was on that march with Sister Helen Prejean where I dedicated my life to the abolition of the death penalty.
The settlement requires Clark County to comply with the Clean Water Act and pay a penalty of $3 million to an independent board dedicated to salmon recovery.
If the case were decided in favor of the United States, and Guatemala did not comply, it could be subject to penalties of up to $15 million a year, with the money dedicated to improving enforcement of labor laws.
Mr. Bhatti, the founder of a nongovernmental organization dedicated to helping Christians and Hindus, was particularly focused on abolishing the death penalty, said his press secretary, Rahael Gill.
Mr. Ellis, who is the board chairman of the Innocence Project, which is dedicated to using DNA evidence to exonerate the wrongfully convicted, said that if the state sought the death penalty, expedience should not take priority over certainty.
The $2.5m penalty, which is only a fraction of Sterling's reported $1.9bn fortune, is to be donated to organisations dedicated to tackling discrimination and intolerance, Silver said.
Marc Richards' stoppage-time penalty rescued a point for Northampton at Mansfield, as John-Joe O'Toole was sent off on a day dedicated to him.
