Sentence examples for more punishable from inspiring English sources

A premeditated killing is more punishable than one committed in the heat of the moment, which is worse than a killing that results from negligence.

Indeed, you could look at President Trump's tweets and find seemingly more punishable content without much difficulty.

No, the charge against Assange appears to be more modest, punishable by up to five years in prison.

It also expanded the definition of sexual assault to be more easily punishable as an act of torture.

Upholding his decision in 2007, the law lords noted that the lives of controllees "were wholly regulated by the Home Office, as a prisoner's would be, although breaches were much more severely punishable", and they were not able to "lead a normal life".

Mr. Mirzayev originally faced a more serious charge punishable by up to 15 years in prison, but prosecutors requested that it be reduced.

And if I ruled the world all of these things – and many more – would be punishable by a long stretch inside.

Level 1, or Aggravated Felonies, are "two or more crimes each punishable by more than one year".

Most of the arrests were for possession — not trafficking, a more serious felony punishable by longer prison terms.

The most common reason was because the individual who was applying for the weapon had been convicted of a crime punishable by more than one year or a misdemeanor punishable by more than two years (700,000 denials were due to this reason).

Immigrants would not be allowed to apply if they have been convicted of crimes punishable by more than a year in prison or if they have been convicted of three or more offenses that carry sentences of more than 90 days in jail.