Sentence examples for established punishment from inspiring English sources

The Syrian government has said it approves of the ceasefire plan, Syrian state media reported, but rebel groups have expressed concerns that there is no concrete monitoring mechanism or established punishment for violations.

It set impossible goals, then established punishments for schools that could not do the impossible.

Instead of establishing a punishment that served the needs of the community, the punishment served the needs of the victim.

If prison sentences are unjust or fines excessive, the more appropriate remedy is to change the law or to give judges more discretion in establishing the punishment for the offense.

The assembly would decide by majority vote whether guilt had been established and what punishment, if any, was to be imposed.

George Washington did not return to The King after America was established to face punishment so therefore he must be a traitor, not a hero.

Rana Husseini, a Jordanian women's advocate, told me that though an effort to establish harsher punishments for men who kill female relatives received support from members of the royal family, Jordan's Parliament rejected the law in 2003 after conservative groups opposed it.

Some may argue even those laws, do not establish suitable punishments for bullying.

Last year, Brown vetoed a bill that would have established mandatory minimum punishments for college sexual assault cases, arguing that establishing such punishments should be up to the schools, not the state. .

Cockburn's requirement for "moderate and reasonable" punishment was established as a legal limit to corporal punishment and is still employed in modern legal scholarship.

Kennedy made his name campaigning against a number of injustices and against capital punishment, establishing a literary genre through which these cases became known.