Sentence examples for enough penalty from inspiring English sources

And, as the Washington Post's Eugene Robinson put it, "Twenty years is enough penalty to deter other potential leakers".

If ice skating followed the rules of show jumping or eventing, a fall would either eliminate a competitor or earn enough penalty marks to put him, her or them out of contention.

In fact, some drivers think that there are not enough penalties given.

And the report charged that the agency was not seeking stiff enough penalties in cases that it settled.

But few are aware that a major reason the case was tried by commission rather than in the federal courts was that federal law at the time did not prescribe harsh enough penalties for what they had attempted to do.

The former government of Said Barre, which fell in a coup in 1991, had banned the export of charcoal, and imposed stiff enough penalties on violators that few made a living off the trade.

The report charged that the agency, the Commission on Human Rights, rarely finds probable cause to proceed with civil rights cases, accepted fewer new cases last year than usual and did not seek stiff enough penalties in cases that were settled.

Then, last September, a report by the Anti-Discrimination Center of Metro New York, a new fair-housing advocacy group, concluded that the commission rarely found probable cause to proceed with civil rights cases, handled fewer new cases in 2002 than usual and did not seek stiff enough penalties in cases that were settled.

Hospitals are already facing enough penalties in the form of unfunded mandates.

According to a new survey, a majority of Brits don't trust banks, nor think they've faced severe enough penalties for the 2008 financial crisis.

The tighter regulations have met with complaints about the legitimacy of some calls, that players are diving to draw penalties, and that officials are not calling enough penalties.