Sentence examples for punished out from inspiring English sources

It is important that they do not become complicit in a lie that claims the poor can be shamed and punished out of poverty.

Shares of other Chinese companies that went public in the United States through the conventional initial public stock offering process have also been punished out of fear that the problem could be more widespread.

We fear so much that children will become pathological liars, that every single lie they tell hits us like a dagger to the heart, making us quick to try and train or punish out the lying.

Indeed, even if animals other than human beings cannot criticize each other except by punishing, out-reproducing or eating the mistaken, they must live in the same objectively real world we do.

In the 2009-2010 academic year, about 3.3 million students were punished with out-of-school suspensions.

That was a tendency that apparently needed punishing out of me.

But the king should not punish out of anger or a desire for revenge.

Renton has an opportunity to be ahead of the curve by enacting legislation that stands up for our most vulnerable citizens and tax payers by enacting laws and levying taxes that don't punish out of state investors but make them pay to play.

But because of the constant fear of being punished, speaking out plainly against the royal family is not a risk worth taking, he said.

Glasgow were reduced to 14 men when Tom Ryder was punished for taking out a man in the air at a line-out.

("The offender was typically punished by cutting out his tongue," he observes wistfully).