Sentence examples for has meted from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that no Brooklyn jury has meted out a death sentence to a mob figure for generations.

It is the third €1bn-plus sanction that she has meted out to the US giant since 2016.

A careful student of history, it surely realizes that the international community has meted out little punishment to nuclear transgressors.

As Mr. Najafi sees it, anger is an honest response to the beatings, killings and executions the government has meted out to dissidents.

In contrast, Mrs. Clinton has meted out her inner life one teaspoon at a time: a suggestive line in an interview here, a hearty laugh there.

Meanwhile, foreign investment is puny and falling (see chart 2).One reason for these economic failures is the economic punishment America has meted out since 1979, and which it has been tightening ever since.

Mr. Browne said that Mr. Kelly had meted out discipline in 11 cases, 4 involving precinct commanders.

By boldly meting out the same fate that his father had meted out to him by his foes.

In almost every case, Mr. Christie waved off any suggestion that he had meted out retribution.

Asked whether the police had meted out revenge, Mr. Bogdanovich said, "Unfortunately, that is not the case".

In one fell swoop Osborne and Duncan Smith have meted out a tax on aspiration, and a tax on the family.