Sentence examples for late punishment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "late punishment" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a punishment that is administered after a certain delay or at a later time than expected. Example: "The teacher decided to give a late punishment to the students who were consistently tardy to class."
James Tredwell gave England control with 1-37 from 10 overs, but their pace trio came in for late punishment.
James Tredwell, named in the England side after fellow off-spinner Graeme Swann was ruled out with a stiff back, was central to keeping Australia in check before some late punishment left him with figures of 1-51.
No details were announced about the substance linked to the latest punishment.
Former Derry lord mayor Pat Ramsey described those behind the latest "punishment attack" in the city as "human rights abusers".
While this time frame predates the appointment of Antony Jenkins as chief executive, the latest punishment comes as he attempts to defend the bank against fraud charges in the US in relation to the sale of mortgage bonds and after a £26m fine in May for fixing the gold price.
He's been dismissed three times this year, and disciplined retrospectively on a further occasion for encroaching on the field, and on Friday his latest punishment was increased by MLS, in an effort to get the message through to the temperamental coach.
Including this latest punishment, Suarez will have missed 32 games through four separate bans since arriving at Liverpool in 2011.
His latest punishment follows a previous case in March where he was fined £1,000 and warned as to his future conduct for comments he made about China and the Chinese people on Twitter.
David Cari's sentence -- which fell short of guidelines suggesting 33 to 41 months, according to the Hartford Courant -- marked the latest punishment for an ex-cop in the city of East Haven since federal authorities launched a civil rights investigation into allegations of systematic discrimination of Hispanics in 2009.
These latest punishments illustrate the Communist leadership's determination to stamp out all remnants of political opposition as they prepare for the risky opening of China's economy to global competition.
Lawmakers voted 69 to 17 to increase the punishments late on Monday, approving legislation proposed after a wave of Palestinian protests last year in East Jerusalem.
