Sentence examples for punish not only from inspiring English sources
Second, America's sex laws often punish not only the offender, but also his family.
The assault will "punish" not only Hamas but Gazans who, the Israelis argue, will then put pressure on the Islamist party to behave itself.
As the culture has grown less tolerant of sexual assault, however, the appetite has increased to punish not only the rapists, but anyone who facilitated the crime.
It also left open the question whether, in cases where information has been acquired unlawfully by a newspaper or by a source, government may punish not only the unlawful acquisition, but also the ensuing publication.
When there is a crowded field of viable candidates, as in the primary, voters will often punish not only the one on the receiving end of a negative ad, but also the candidate who dealt it.
However, New York Times v. United States raised, but did not resolve the question whether, in cases where information has been acquired unlawfully by a newspaper or by a source, government may ever punish not only the unlawful acquisition, but the ensuing publication as well.12 Florida Star, 491 U.S., at 535, n. 8.
Consequently, the sanctions imposed on Chambers were aimed at punishing not only the harm done to NASCO, but also the harm done to the court itself.
One was that war crimes could be punished not only in wars between nations, but also in conflicts within a particular country.
But he also began to suggest that he saw a new "opportunity" to deter other potential foes by punishing not only Al Qaeda but also Iraq.
Today, so-called price-tag attacks, which aim at punishing not only Palestinians but Israelis who try to impede settlement activity, have gained widespread acceptance in settler councils and are often protected by a popular refusal to coöperate with police.
The rest of us should also contemplate this cruel side effect of our criminal-justice system: it punishes not only the prisoner herself but also her family and, indeed, all who love her.
