Sentence examples for existing punishments from inspiring English sources

No single governing body or federal regulations control the industry's drug practices, and existing punishments are lax.

The Scottish FA has confirmed it has the power to transfer existing punishments to 'newco' Rangers.

The Ivory Coast international, who turns 32 on Wednesday, said existing punishments do not go far enough.

Due to existing punishment period and reduced trust values, the punishment effect is obvious and successful transmission rate declines more greatly.

In the area of criminal and civil law, for example, freedom might be threatened by legal uncertainty or prosecutorial discretion; and, of course, there are grave republican concerns with respect to the existing system of punishment in many western nations (Braithwaite and Pettit 1990).

Just as there is no theoretical limit to the demands that can be made in the name of any or all of these tasks, there is also no bedrock on which to stand as one undertakes either a critique of existing systems of punishment or the design of an ideal system.

"I think the tariffs will need looking at but given the existing scenarios and given other punishments elsewhere actually the commission got it pretty much right".

I think the tariffs will need looking at but, given the existing scenarios and given other punishments elsewhere, actually the commission got it pretty much right," said Bernstein, talking at the launch of the FA's 150th anniversary celebrations.

"I think the tariffs will need looking at but, given the existing scenarios and given other punishments elsewhere, actually the commission got it pretty much right".

The bill, which had been submitted to Parliament the previous year, proposed even more extreme punishments than those already existing for convicted homosexuals.

Second, there are questions about the relation between theory and practice between the ideal, as portrayed by a normative theory of punishment, and the actualities of existing penal practice.