Sentence examples for penalties about from inspiring English sources

Nationwide, federal prosecutors win death penalties about one-third of the time, according to the group's statistics.

Some 30 or 40 years ago, linespeople called such penalties about as often as players nowadays use wooden rackets, said Brian Earley, the United States Open tournament referee since 1992.

BPOT4 final score: With the excitement of penalties about to make this kind of discussion quite unnecessary, let's draw a line under it with the winner, thanks to two last-minute votes, Mikel Arteta by a nose, from Ireland.

Cameron responded that he "completely disagreed with them about their punishment routines, about the death penalty, about all those issues".

DC: We completely disagree with them about the punishment routines, about the death penalty, about those issues and we raise them.

Saturday's game was won courtesy of Juan Mata's disputed penalty, about which QPR manager Mark Hughes was in no doubt that it was the wrong decision.

Sale went up a gear when Biarritz were reduced to 14 men as Francisco Gomez Kodela saw yellow at the scrum and, with the penalty about to expire, the Sharks grabbed a second penalty try and Cipriani kicked the extras.

Perhaps the most useful observation is that for a very small weight penalty (about 6%), the maximum specific damping capacity (SDC) is about 50%, which is more than one order of magnitude higher than the intrinsic material damping of a majority of structural metals (O(1%)).

It is a story about the drug war, about the death penalty, about race and class in the South.

In light of the problems with the death penalty and the application of criminal justice, a small group of filmmakers decided to make a film, The Penalty, about a system of killing that remains a mystery to so many.

The trial judge imposed penalties of about $18 million.