Sentence examples for penalty work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Doyle got his calling while doing pro bono death penalty work as an associate at a Wall Street firm.

But she also said, "I've been doing death penalty work for a very long time, so I'm accustomed to being universally hated for that".

"If I believed death was truly the end of the line, the stakes in death penalty work would be too much to handle," he says.

In remarks at a conference of lawyers specializing in federal death penalty work at a hotel here last month, Mr. Bickell provided a rare inside look at the Supreme Court's oversight of the machinery of death in the United States.

Anthony Amsterdam, a New York University law professor who has been a leading death-penalty defense lawyer for three decades, said he believed there was no way to really make the death penalty work.

While some opponents of the death penalty work steadily for its repeal, executions are grimly applauded by many people and numbly ignored by others, who object but not enough to take action or even pay much attention.

And it worked — the evidence suggested that for the same financial incentive, if there is a penalty or carrot that's equal, the penalty worked better.

But more practical arguments work best, he says: the key is to talk about techniques that cut crime, to "strip away the myth" that the death penalty works.

Cox does not believe that the death penalty works as a deterrent, but he says that it is justified as revenge.

News, in covering the story, calculates how much Tenenbaum's penalty works out to per song and comes up with an answer that may surprise you: $675,000 divided by thirty is, apparently, $675,000.

Instead, as France has already made clear, Turkey's long-standing application will likely languish, despite Ankara's good-faith efforts in banning the death penalty, working hard to reunify Cyprus and refusing to join the U.S. last year in liberating Iraq.