Sentence examples for draconian set of from inspiring English sources

An absurdly draconian set of demands made upon media organisations should disqualify the Prince from the off.

The clubs should be ashamed of themselves for their complicity in agreeing to a uniquely draconian set of eight conditions, encouraged by the Metropolitan and Sussex Police.

It would indeed be folly for large chunks of the world economy to embark on an immediate and draconian set of budget cuts.

Whatever else he is doing, Mr. Beavan is, by laying down a new and draconian set of household laws, dramatically asserting his own authority in the domestic sphere.

The hearing in Brooklyn, though short, was potent and dealt the first successful legal challenge to an administration which has barrelled aggressively through its first week in power, implementing a draconian set of "extreme vetting" measures.

In Arizona, the key event provoking this activism occurred on April 19 , 2010 when the state legislature passed a bill that contained the most Draconian set of anti-immigrant measures in recent American history.

Lord Justice Leveson has produced a fair and non-Draconian set of recommendations that simply cannot be knocked back into the middle.

The trip came after an exceptionally draconian new set of policies were put into place by Jeff Sessions and the Trump administration, in which children are being purposefully separated from their parents at the border as a means of deterring others who might try to cross over.

But the trial document shows he was in fact found guilty of terrorism, not treason under Pakistan's much criticised Frontier Crimes Regulation, a set of draconian laws first imposed by the British on the Pashtun tribal areas bordering Afghanistan.

Eicke was charged with restoring order in Dachau, which he did by establishing a regime based on a set of draconian but comprehensible rules enforced by a properly constituted permanent staff of SS guards.

Now Kiev is trying to be more like Moscow in legal ways, as well — enacting Friday a set of draconian laws that would prohibit almost any protest, curtail freedom of speech, hobble the press, enable the government to ban citizens from using the Internet and classify advocacy groups as "foreign agents" if they receive money from abroad.