Sentence examples for fair penalties from inspiring English sources

It seems the anger has not yet subsided, with the club insisting they were denied six fair penalties across the two-leg final – two in the first leg at Parramatta, and four in Riyadh.

They knew that if they made a bad choice that I would follow it by insuring that after due process they paid a fair, reasonable penalty.

Villa were denied a fair penalty claim and maintained the ascendancy into the second half.

The study said its findings validated calls for an official review of sanctions and called on the government to "consider whether stopping basic income payments for vulnerable, out-of-work groups is a fair penalty, or whether the long shadow of the harms associated with this practice (eg food insecurity) outweigh any positive outcome of sanctioning".

The punishment deserved is the punishment authorized under a fair penalty schedule; no other conception of deserved punishment can be defended; the perennial lure of an illusory independent criterion for desert, founded ultimately on intuition, as well as of utilitarian calculations, must be resisted.

The judge ruled Thursday that prosecutors had shown a "chronic failure" to comply with orders to turn over evidence to the defense, and had so far deprived Dekraai — who has pleaded guilty to eight counts of first-degree murder — of his right to a fair penalty-phase trial.

Last year, in a rare move, then-Superior Court Judge Thomas Goethals excluded the death penalty option for Dekraai due to "ongoing prosecutorial misconduct," and the prosecution team being "unable or unwilling" to provide all relevant records to ensure that Dekraai would get a fair penalty trial.

In a rare move, he ruled that due to "ongoing prosecutorial misconduct," and the prosecution team being "unable or unwilling" to provide all relevant records to ensure that Dekraai would get a fair penalty trial, he would exclude the death penalty as a punishment option.

"We agree we should speak some English," said Pak, who added that she thought fines seemed a fairer penalty than suspensions.

It couldn't be fairer, penalty and all, since the only rationale for the tax break according to Messrs. Ryan and Romney is job creation.

One of the reasons Liverpool – who lost £90m in the 22 months to the end of the 2012-13 searen – are so confident they will not face any Financial Fair Play penalties, when Uefa delivers its sanctions, is that they are set to announce a small profit for last season.