If one of you inserts the ball between the posts and then starts to run so that his companion will run after him and hug him, like the players in America and France do, you should spit in his face, punish him, and reprimand him, for what do joy, hugging, and kissing have to do with sports?" Indeed.
But millions of women already face punishing emotional and material hardship in trying to terminate pregnancies under existing law.
But the Iraqi defense minister, Sultan Hashim Ahmed, said today that allied forces would face punishing street fighting in the city that could last months.
This act came into force this year and requires financial firms around the world to disclose details of the assets of all American citizens held overseas or face punishing taxes on US operations.
Somali migrants fleeing the civil war in their country face punishing journeys, the loss of homes, possessions, and bereavement.
If they refused, under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca), firms faced punishing US taxes.
Expect mass crowd surges, metal barriers destroyed, blinding strobes, men with stockings over their faces, punishing electronics, and screeching vocals.
Then he and the young Sandy Irvine set out for what was a third go at the summit facing punishing exhaustion, elevation and exposure — without, of course, Gore-Tex, fixed ropes or the knowledge of anyone who'd gone before.
True to tradition, the crew of "The Italian Job," facing punishing deadlines, carries off its high-tech games of take-the-money-and-run with a cool, professional bravado.
Most importantly from Bob Crow and other trade unionists' point of view, it will also rob international business of its ability to continue forcing a lower wage economy on the EU by rendering impotent their threats to relocate, since leaving Europe would mean them facing punishing barriers to its huge market.
Somewhere today, a mother facing punishing poverty still takes the time to teach her child, who believes that a cruel world still has a place for his dreams.
