Sentence examples for order punishments from inspiring English sources

And since 2012, even a conditional caution, a small unpaid fine or a community order – punishments for trifling crimes – will lead to a reduction in payment.

Most notably, he declined to order punishment after himself being speared.

Liu Jie, 60, a former business executive from Heilongjiang Province, served a two-year sentence for "disturbing social order," punishment for releasing a public letter demanding political and legal reform.

To maintain social order, punishment is a regrettable necessity.

Binmore's model of social equilibrium selection also depends, unlike Gintis's, on widespread dispositions among people to inflict second-order punishment on members of society who fail to sanction violators of social norms.

He ordered punishment for anyone attempting to generate disputes, and for those concealing conspiracies against the Junta or other people.

First, a decree ordered punishment for anyone attempting to generate disputes, and for those concealing conspiracies against the Junta or other people.

We also have an eye toward doing our part in maintaining civil or social order, toward punishments or loss of standing and reputation in violating such laws, and other outcomes of lawful behavior.

Salinas backed up his efforts to get the Vatican to order his punishments retracted with a signed letter from Rivera's first husband.

Over the years, he has been given fines, probation orders, community punishments and prison sentences.

On the other hand, Williams treated his own men cruelly and often ordered harsh punishments for even the smallest infraction.