Sentence examples for down severe from inspiring English sources

Saudi courts continue to hand down severe sentences, recording the highest number of executions there since 1995, according to human rights groups.

A decree issued early last year to implement a European Union directive laid down severe penalties where such accounts contain more than €12,500: fines of 20% of balances up to €50,000 and 40% above that.

They also believe the supreme court justices – many of whom were appointed by Lula and Rousseff – may prove more sympathetic than Moro, who has handed down severe sentences for some of Brazil's top businessmen found guilty of involvement in the Petrobras scandal.

Serving at the same time as Lord Braxfield, who had a reputation for handing down severe sentences, Pitfour was viewed as indecisive and too lenient.

And that's what I do when I shut down" (severe).

However, if they are simultaneously knocked down, severe defects occur in embryos [ 80].

Down syndrome, severe autism, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy or severe developmental delays are others which may require long-term specialised care which can be expensive.

A clue emerged in the early 1980s when several heroin addicts suddenly came down with severe Parkinson's-like syndromes.

The price for confronting the security forces and the militants they faced down was severe.

Too often England's players seemed to come down with severe cases of white-line fever.

It is entirely possible the NFL will seek to enforce a swift, reputation-salvaging culture change by handing down similarly severe penalties.