Sentence examples for general punishment from inspiring English sources

Many of our mass shootings are something else altogether: some miserable guy who finds personal relationships hard and his own psyche a mystery and a torment goes out and kills a bunch of strangers in a movie theater or a school or a workplace as a form of creative self-expression, general punishment or a desire to go out in a blaze of glory.

Benisho argued that "this appeal fails to set the proper punishment in a unique case in which a general punishment level which has not yet been set".

Benisho argued that "this appeal fails to set the proper punishment in a unique case in which a general punishment level which has not yet been set". In other words, the judge argued that there was no legal precedent to help him decide whether Abu Ramha should remain in prison during his appeal period.

Finnish courts mete out four general punishments -- a fine, a conditional sentence, which amounts to probation, community service and an unconditional sentence.

Better would be a narrow reform reining in the inspector-general, leaving punishment of elected officials to prosecutors and voters.Mr Petro exaggerates when he says he was the victim of a coup.

The interview screens adverse experiences in four domains: general trauma, physical punishment, emotional neglect, and sexual abuse.

These findings also support the interpretation that the present findings of VTA/SN and NA activations could reflect the possible avoidance of punishments, which are processed as the prediction of receiving rewards, rather than the general process of punishments, which could be involved in the dorsolateral VTA regions.

The presumed Republican candidate, Jerry Kilgore, a former state attorney-general, favours capital punishment and has called for its expansion with a "Death Penalty Enhancement Act".

The pregnancy provision was one of a variety of offenses for which General Cucolo said punishments could range from minor discipline to a court-martial.

Sixteen U.S. soldiers, including a general, received administrative punishments for the attack, but no criminal charges were filed.

2) I strongly agree with death penalty critics like Will Wilkinson that the general decline of capital punishment in the United States over the last three centuries is a sign of moral progress.