Sentence examples for harder penalties from inspiring English sources

The original motion, never debated last year, was proposed by the Liberal Democrat Youth and Students group, and called for the legalisation of "consensual" pornography and reform of sex shop licences, while calling for harder penalties for child pornography offences.

Usage is up all across Europe, and as VICE reported recently, quality is way up: in the UK, purity can be as high as 80percentthanksnks largely to 2015 legislation that introduced harder penalties for the possession of large amounts of traditional cocaine cutting agents.

Those few that mistreat them so cruelly deserve hard penalties.

Studies have shown, however, that the hardest penalties hit low-income earners and, on average, most married couples actually benefit from filing jointly.

A range of sanctions will be available, applied "proportionately" to the scale of the breach, with exclusion from competition the hardest penalty for the deepest lossmakers.

"If not, then it's a very hard penalty to get when we don't know what is right or wrong.

A hard penalty is one that generally renders the solution uncompetitive for use by the optimisation engine to help make new candidate solutions.

And because such pacts are secret and hard to uncover, harsher penalties are needed if the expected costs of price-fixing are to exceed the likely benefits.

The law would also make buying a gun harder and stiffen penalties for infractions.

KR's task in hand only got harder when a penalty for infringement in the tackle handed Tickle an easy two-point penalty in front of the posts to extend his side's lead to 14-6.

"It is the small, innovative companies that are being hit hardest by these penalties," she said.