Sentence examples for penalty much from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey attorney general, Peter C. Harvey, said that "prosecutors are going to have to make decisions about seeking the death penalty much sooner in the process".

In other news, the refs have missed yet another too many women on the ice penalty, much to the chagrin of Team USA.

If the supporting facts that underlie the accusations against Sergeant Bales are borne out and the military seeks the death penalty, much of the work of his legal team will shift to keeping him off death row.

"There are other members of organized crime that have admitted to an equal or greater number of serious crimes that are not facing the death penalty, much less incarcerated," they wrote.

Because he didn't cooperate?" On the verdict sheet, 10 of the jurors signed onto a handwritten note: "There are other members of organized crime that have admitted to an equal or greater number of serious crimes that are not facing the death penalty, much less incarcerated".

However, referee Howard Webb decided against awarding a penalty, much to the relief of the home side as they registered their first win in 10 league games.

"When you make penalties much more severe, as we have, fewer people will be willing to take the risk".

But without an agreement in place, and with the decertified union unable to negotiate on behalf of players, the N.F.L. would be able to unilaterally impose a drug-testing program and penalties — much as it could impose rules related to the salary cap and free agency — although it could be subject to challenge by players in court.

Home delivery works less well for hard drugs, says Peter Reuter, an economist at the University of Maryland, since the markets are smaller and the criminal penalties much stiffer.Even in states where bricks-and-mortar pot shops are allowed, some firms just deliver.

If the company is found in this first phase of the trial to have acted with gross negligence, it could face up to $17.5 billion in penalties, much of that in fines that would hit the bottom line hardest because they do not qualify as tax deductions.

Quite simply, the death penalty does much harm and no good.