Sentence examples for fair punishment from inspiring English sources

But have these guidelines achieved their goal of ""fair punishment""?

The soul of fair punishment is rehabilitation, not pleasing the crowd.

The Players Unionn huddled with league officials to discuss what was fair punishment and what was not.

No one can possibly know that," said Robert Smith, director of the Fair Punishment Project at Harvard Law School.

Its job is to administer a fair punishment which, for all the mistakes Rooney has made over the years, means a two-game ban rather than three.

The event was organized by the Fair Punishment Project at Harvard Law School, with an assist from the Bernard Koteen Office of Public Interest Advising OPIAA).

And I believe in fair and just punishment for young people who commit crimes, especially when those crimes are non-violent.

The case turned into a full-scale diplomatic incident with the Korean ambassador to Greece requesting a meeting with the minister of Public Order, and the Greek Chief of Police, to insist on a fair investigation and just punishment for the officers involved.

From the long balcony of the Town Hall many centuries of dignitaries have overseen fairs, punishments, parades and miscellaneous revelry.

According to the article, Mr. Turow believes it is impossible to have a fair capital punishment system.

The suspension of Pryor and the crew was well within institutional limits, and is admittedly probably as "fair" a punishment for the "crime" of selling personal property as a cartel could levy, although it is telling that the suspension came after the '11 Sugar Bowl tilt, a marquee matchup and prime money maker in a system of games whose primary goal is to make money.