Sentence examples for effective penalties from inspiring English sources

"Chris Grayling risks encouraging the courts to bypass more effective penalties and instead use already overcrowded prisons as a gateway to treatment.

"You'd have to give some thought to creative and effective penalties thereafter, whether it be that no international federation would award a championship for five years or a sanction against the National Olympic Committee.

The Transparency International report makes several recommendations, calling for an independent anti-corruption agency, more effective penalties for politicians and public sector employees who breach codes of conduct, as well as reinforced anti-corruption legislation.

Among them is the administration's persistent exploration of proposals to lift one of the most effective penalties that Obama imposed for Russia's election interference — the seizure of two Russian compounds.

As it turns out, the West is doing very little to transform the outrage of Syrian citizens into effective penalties against the regime of Bashar al-Assad and its suppliers, or into active outside support for a best-case scenario — ending Damascus's symbiotic relationship with Iran, stopping Syria's promotion of terrorism and isolating Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Are there effective penalties that lead to a better conformity with the legal requirements in the future?

Future work will need to establish the effects of typeface under conditions in which there is an effective penalty for incorrect or sub-optimal task performance.

An effective penalty structure would be seriously weakened without a significant financial element.

A simple, yet effective, penalty based approach is followed to incorporate measured data.

But the Leafs came in with the most effective penalty-killing unit at 91.4percentt (8 for 93).

And if they say no, presumably they would go to jail — the traditional and only effective penalty for draft resistance.