Sentence examples for imposed punishments from inspiring English sources

A six-member disciplinary committee had previously imposed punishments against the seven students, and dropped charges against an eighth.

Going All In, for the Long Run In the wake of the Sandusky scandal, the N.C.A.A. imposed punishments on the football team, including a four-year bowl ban and severe scholarship restrictions, that could have lingering effects for the next decade.

People's Daily newspaper, the mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party, published an editorial on Monday, saying athletes "faced naivety and bias from individual referees as they imposed punishments based on double standards".

Malo-Galipeau on several occasions during this period reprimanded Cadron-Jetté for decisions Cadron-Jetté had made in discharge of her formal responsibilities, and imposed punishments, including barring Cadron-Jetté from communion.

The paradigmatic public use of coercion is judicially imposed punishment, capital or otherwise.

In other words, imposing punishments to prevent the participants from being self-interested served only to crowd out their natural generous instincts.

It was not so far self-executing as to define crimes against the franchise, or to impose punishments for wrongs against a voter.

The officials said that under the program, judges would take over the running of some settlement conferences from court attorneys, who lack the power to impose punishments.

"You can get a warrant to search and seize stuff, but since when did law enforcement have the authorisation to impose punishments on their own?

Judges and magistrates can still impose punishments outside the recommended range if they believe they are dealing with an exceptional case.

And, as Congress enacted progressively tougher penalties for drug crimes and other offenses, judges increasingly complained that they were being forced to impose punishments too harsh for the circumstances of particular cases.