Sentence examples for makes the punishment from inspiring English sources
A | Campaigners say it creates extra hardship for those whose crimes are motivated by poverty – and makes the punishment for small crimes disproportionate.
The fact that W.E. comes couched in the guise of a fawning, servile snow-job only makes the punishment feel all the more cruel.
Supposedly bras are "deceptive" and violate Islam, so I suppose that makes the punishment of being publicly whipped completely justified?
Making the punishment of criminals more certain, not more severe, is the better way to deter.
Start by making the punishment for the cheat match the intended crime.
"Do you make the punishment fit the crime?" Mr. Feeney asked.
"How do we make the punishment so horrible that people don't kill?" he asked.
Members of Congress got going with their obligatory post-mortems: Make the punishment fit the crime, sad but necessary.
A solidarity in sin made the punishment communal, uniting the nation in the sufferings it had brought upon itself.
The most prominent effect has been in the law courts: limiting the discretion of judges to make the punishment fit the crime, and imposing harsh minimum terms.
Magistrates must distinguish the professional criminal from the easily led and every shade of culpability in between – and make the punishment fit the criminal.
