Sentence examples for from punitive from inspiring English sources

Prior bonuses are also at risk from punitive tax proposals.

And she sought to move away from punitive measures toward voluntary compliance.

It also protects the insurers from punitive damages in any lawsuits arising from terrorist attacks.

The punishment ranged from punitive letters of reprimand to reduction in rank, the Navy said.

A similar anti-discrimination human rights law also shields state government from punitive damages.

In the past 25 years, the laws governing sex offenses have gone from punitive to draconian to senseless.

Despite the fact that penalties for violating the statute range from a punitive fine to lifetime imprisonment, reactions from Congress have remained rather mild.

"We have one month to save Britain from his mountain of debt; one month to save Britain from his punitive taxes; one month to save Britain, and British families, from his anti-business and anti-aspiration agenda".

Fishermen recount once again their complicated journeys from the spill to the payments they received just last year from a punitive damages judgment of about $500 million against Exxon in 1994.

Punitive damages can't be the reason either: federal law prevents most of the claimants from getting punitive damages.

The city authorities' unmoralizing condom-distribution campaign marks a welcome shift away from the punitive toward the practical.