Sentence examples for extended punishment from inspiring English sources

They will also justify his extended punishment on the grounds that he obstructed the league's investigation: he allegedly tried to purchase Biogenesis documents himself to keep them out of MLB's hands, a claim he has neither confirmed nor denied.

Mr. Xue was due to finish his initial detention by Tuesday, and the police could release him or hold him for extended punishment and investigation, according to Chinese news reports.

Tate responded with an early takedown in the second and delivered extended punishment to Holm, including fists and elbows to the head.

But this extended service is effectively a punishment, not an opportunity to address Egypt's epidemic of illiteracy.

They sign a pledge to uphold human rights; punishment can mean an extended stay in military prison.

Harms of various sorts may befall a wrong-doer, but they do not count as punishment except in an extended sense unless they are inflicted by personal agency.

There will also be initiatives to try and reduce the overall prison population by extended use of satellite tagging and community punishments.

But after two classic revivals, this latest piece by Caroline Bird is an extended Ortonesque-style joke on the theme of crime and punishment.

Another common punishment was to tie a sailor's hands above his head for an extended period, in what is today known as a stress position.

When given an extended period of access to cocaine, HI but not HR rats developed compulsive cocaine seeking that persisted despite punishment (Belin et al., 2008) and showed a greater propensity to relapse after abstinence (Economidou et al., 2009).

After an extended back-and-forth, Trump said, "you have to ban" abortion and "there has to be some form of punishment" for women who violate such a restriction.