Sentence examples for get punishments from inspiring English sources

Imperfect".[BG] 1.10pm: John Ashdown has been busy this morning, beavering away on this blog about whether or not it's time for Fifa to introduce "penalty goals" (not dissimilar to rugby union's penalty tries) in order to ensure that Uruguayan strikers making illegal goal-line clearances with their hands get punishments to fit their crimes.

The National Coalition for Child Protection Reform found a lesson in class in which poor mothers get punishment far harsher than anything Ms. Primoff is likely to face.

"It is important that they were brought to Kabul and to justice, not only to get punishment, but so that they get negative publicity for the bad things they do," said Fawzia Koofi, a member of Parliament.

Everyone knew that if they stepped out of line they would be getting punishment.

A person who commits rape, even if he gets punishment, after getting out from jail he threatens and harasses the girl's family.

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Most contemporary retributivists accept both the positive and the negative desert claims, along with the thought that it is morally good if those who deserve punishment get the punishment they deserve.

"You have got to have punishments which are proportionate to the offence," he added.

You realise that if you deal in drugs, you get longer punishments.

"This is happening over and over again: people who are attacking minorities, they don't get serious punishments".

Even better for Tsarnaev, he is baby-faced: studies find that baby-faced individuals also tend to get lighter punishments, perhaps because they inspire parental warmth.