Sentence examples for deserves to face from inspiring English sources

Alan Johnson, a Labour former home secretary, thinks Mr McKinnon committed a serious offence and deserves to face the transatlantic music for it.

Mrs May said he "deserves to face justice" in Jordan but warned that successive governments had been trying to deport him for a decade.

We will agree the perpetrator deserves to face consequences, the full weight of the law.

A similar sentiment ran through NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre's speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference in 2013, in which he singled out "young women" for the following message: "the one thing a violent rapist deserves to face is a good woman with a gun".

They, too, deserve to face a revolt from shareholders.The last lesson is for regulators.

They do not deserve to face a 12-month suspension from the sport.

Filing false court papers is serious, and there may be some bank lawyers who deserve to face criminal charges.

In an electric speech, Sharpton argued that the officers involved in Garner's death deserve to face harsher punishment.

Brearley said: "If you speed, you will probably get away with it but sometimes you are caught, and if you are caught flagrantly doing something, you deserve to face the penalty, which seems to me what happened with Faf du Plessis.

"He wasn't a great Prime Minister but he deserved to face the judgement of the people and not be executed in the middle of the night by the unions and the factional warlords," he told reporters in Brisbane.

Further, the Republicans deserve to face a filibuster.