Sentence examples for punished through from inspiring English sources

People who operate "rogue companies" or are involved in "serial failure" should be punished through disqualification, Cable added.

Elsewhere, the public are to be given a direct say in how petty criminals are punished, through neighbourhood justice panels.

Opposition figures say jailing Navalny risked new protests so he was being punished through his brother instead.

This time, on Tuesday, Norgye had a different message: he had been punished through patriotic re-education, and he had repented.

"Our empirical results support the idea that countries officially receiving the Dalai Lama at the highest political level are punished through a reduction of their exports to China.

With rare exceptions, it is "punished" through the insurance and civil justice systems, by an award of damages to the victim.

"We will punish through criminal law those who practice and are involved in commercial surrogacy," the spokeswoman added.

Thus, it's up to consumers to punish – through bad ratings, for example – bad drivers or unreliable hosts; governments should stay out.

While the establishment of the ICC is consistent with cosmopolitanism, a world order that is quick to punish through the ICC, but slow to help empower the destitute and marginalized, would constitute a perversion rather than a fulfillment cosmopolitan morality.

Economically conservative budget-cutters realize that following through on the death penalty is far more expensive than punishing through life terms in prison.

The elders of the Peruvian Amazonian Indian tribe Huitoto once told me how their God even punished them through the leaf: "From now on, as punishment, I will take the coca away from your people and pass it into the hands of the white man.