Sentence examples for punishment man from inspiring English sources

Like Bush, his opponent Al Gore is a capital punishment man, as all but a handful of US politicians are too.

Work is the bitter curse of Original Sin--man's punishment, man's lot outside Eden.

Both sides will use the sentencing phase, which amounts to a new, mini-trial, to influence the eventual punishment Manning receives.

As the Buddha says: "All men tremble at punishment, all men fear death; remembering that you are like them, do not kill" (Dhammapada 119).

Her book on her activism against capital punishment, "Dead Man Walking," inspired Mr. Heggie's opera of the same title.

It was Mr. Badinter, a lawyer and a key figure in the abolition of the French death penalty, who embarked on a personal odyssey to create an art exhibition that explored justice, punishment and man's drive to kill.

He seemed to relish his image as a home secretary keen on punishment, a man who was determined that prison under his leadership was not going to be a 'Butlins' holiday camp.

"I consider N. M. Girenko a staunch and incorrigible enemy of the Russian people and I sentence him to the highest degree of punishment," a man identified as V. Y. Popov wrote.

Lauri has not been convicted of any crime and extradition is a cruel punishment of man with Asperger's who is after all, innocent until proven guilty, hopefully by a jury of his peers.

Joyce leads the cast in the UK premiere of Jake Heggie's powerful opera about the American justice system and capital punishment, "Dead Man Walking", which is broadcast on Radio 3 on Saturday 26th May.

-- Skilling's 20 year old son killed himself in 2011, and every Texan I've ever met would agree that losing a child is the worst punishment a man could ever face.