Sentence examples for ordered the penalty from inspiring English sources

Uefa ordered the penalty to be retaken because of a refereeing error.

It has been six years since the U.S. congratulated itself for "liberating the women of the Taliban", and one week since a nineteen-year-old girl and gang-rape victim was ordered the penalty of 200 lashes in Saudi Arabia for the act she allegedly caused because she was caught sitting in a car with a man who was not her relative.

Mr. Ashcroft has also ordered the death penalty sought in a case in Vermont, which is in the same federal appeals court district as New York and Connecticut.

Attorney General John Ashcroft ordered the death penalty sought in a Brooklyn case last spring even though federal prosecutors had recommended against it largely because of problems with a witness's identification of a murder suspect, according to lawyers familiar with the prosecutors' analysis and court filings.

"The court has ordered the maximum penalty under this article of the administrative offenses code although there are no grounds for it," Interfax news agency quoted Titarenko as saying.

Judge Conrad Rushing of Superior Court in Santa Clara County, Calif., ordered the maximum penalties permitted under plea agreements.

It reiterated his view that the United Nations should not assist national courts that can order the death penalty and said that the organization had no legal mandate to assist the tribunal.

They can even order the death penalty, though Mr Fujii got 15 years.This is a big change for Japan, where, according to Takashi Maruta of Kansei Gakuin University, trials have long been "ceremonial", with lots of legal jargon and little questioning by judges of police evidence.

This was factually incorrect; no indictment was tried by the King's Bench until January 1323, and no record of the court ordering the death penalty is found until halfway through Edward II's reign.

The Fukuoka District Court ruled that it was constitutional for the city government to have ordered teachers to sing the national anthem at school ceremonies, but ordered the city to lift penalties imposed on those who had refused to sing it.

But a federal appeals court reinstated the death penalty and ordered the judge and the government to find some other way to accommodate Mr. Moussaoui's rights.