Sentence examples for draconian will from inspiring English sources

And just how draconian will the next wave of carry-on rules be?

"I can't see Family Tax Benefit B, particularly in the change from 16too six year olds, which is draconian, will get through," he told the ABC.

As for the prospect of making the necessary cuts, he said, "The more that we can cut this year, the less draconian will be the cuts that have to be made in the future".

Opposition parties railed against the measures, which many Greeks complain are too draconian and will only set off a recession that will compound the debt problem.

To make such draconian cuts will leave the Medicare program in a state of collapse and doctors will walk away from treating their older, needy patients.

Draconian bills will pass both the House and the Senate, and the new Republican president will happily sign them all into law.

Gun-lovers grumble that "draconian" controls will leave innocent people unarmed and vulnerable.

This draconian legislation will only be possible if the Human Rights Act is repealed.

I firmly believe that if appropriate action is not taken, draconian steps will be necessary.

"While disappointed by the results, we believe these changes, rather than a more draconian approach, will improve our research degree completion rates over the coming years," says Young.

There's a clue in the bill, which suggests these draconian powers will free up social workers to achieve "better outcomes... or the same outcomes more efficiently".