Sentence examples for draconian and from inspiring English sources

Traditional methods for confronting hoarders are increasingly considered draconian and ineffective, creating new problems.

Yet they are threatened by the continuation of draconian and authoritarian policies.

The move was quickly labelled draconian, and hit the national press.

He called the Army's Fort Jackson investigation "draconian and clearly unconstitutional".

"I apologized as such, but I consider the penalty draconian and fundamentally unjust.

Then things settled down because "regulation had become pretty draconian" and laws were actually enforced.

Apple responded by calling the proposal a "draconian and punitive intrusion" into its business.

"Hillary's approach is so absolutist, draconian and intolerant, it means a replay of 1993".

"It would be draconian and unjustified and it would have no impact on obesity levels.

Dave Penman, the general secretary of the FDA, said the change is draconian and intimidating.

Microsoft calls the government plan a "draconian" and "speculative" proposal that would bring "uncertainty and chaos".