Sentence examples for punishment made from inspiring English sources

Registration fees have been abolished; corporal punishment made illegal.

His father caught him and, as a punishment, made him read one of the stories to his mother.

A current favorite at many prisons is "food loaf," an indistinguishable dish, sometimes served as punishment, made from carrots, potatoes, garbanzo beans, cabbage and oatmeal.

"We believe that the global war on drugs is now causing more harm than drug abuse itself," the letter began, and pointed out that U.N. conventions, focussed largely on crime and punishment, made it difficult for countries to devise effective local solutions.

WASHINGTON — With conservative justices questioning their motives and liberal justices questioning their evidence, opponents of the American manner of capital punishment made little headway Monday in their effort to persuade the Supreme Court that the Constitution requires states to change the way they carry out executions by lethal injection.

The unusual decision, which was made public on Friday, came in a case in which a judge had specifically asked that Mr. Mukasey review an earlier decision to seek capital punishment made by Alberto R. Gonzales, who announced his resignation as attorney general in August 2007.

Nor does capital punishment make sense financially.

The idea of punishment makes many of our most important stories hang together.

Pockmarked & pustular with haki-haki, these wretches watched the punishment, making no response but that bizarre, bee-like 'hum'hum

The justification for disqualifying him is not that the punishment makes sense, but that because the rule exists, the rule must be right.

China executed thousands of people, though its secrecy about its use of capital punishment makes it impossible to know exactly how many.