Sentence examples for penalty message from inspiring English sources

John Grisham: The Confession (Century, £18.99) To many, John Grisham's latest novel may be preaching to the converted, with its uncompromising anti-death penalty message.

But while Stewart Mandel of SI.com declared the Trojans' two-year bowl ban and other penalties a message to elite programs by a newly resolute N.C.A.A., Foxsports.com's Mark Kriegel decided it only showed why there is so much incentive to cheat because everyone responsible for the mess still got paid.

The death penalty sends a message, but it may or may not solve the problem".

The Chelsea striker, who retired from international football last year after earning a record 104 caps, posted a video on Instagram of the moment when goalkeeper Boubacar Barry scored the winning penalty with the message "Coooopaaaa faut marquer buuulaaaaa cooooopaaaaa!!!!!!!!!".

Even as President Abdullah Gul showed sympathy, Erdogan dismissed the protest as "just a show" and started talking about reinstating the death penalty, an unsubtle message aimed at Ocalan himself.

Ricketts contended that repealing the death penalty "sends a message to criminals that Nebraska is soft on crime" and that the punishment is used in Nebraska "judiciously and prudently".

"Our focus from the start has been to stay away from penalties, but the message apparently isn't getting through," Trottier said, not identifying anyone by name.

where s j ∈ [0,1] is the fraction of the messages seen by peer i whose destinations are closest to neighbor j, w ij ∈ [0,1] is the share of those s j messages that peer i chooses to forward to neighbor j (instead of to neighbor j - 1), and d ∈ [0,1] models a distance penalty for forwarding messages to the 2nd-closest neighbor instead of to the closest one.

Several black officers, however, said last week that the penalty sent a mixed message to other officers and indicated a worrisome indifference to the neighborhood.

"We sent information about it through the Segreteria di Stato, well knowing the attention of Pope Francis to this issue and his longing for a world without the death penalty, asking for a message or whatever he may have thought more useful," Impagliazzo told me.

The penalty for the wrong message at the wrong time is devaluation, or complete disavowal.