Sentence examples for punishment stipulated from inspiring English sources
"I will hold those in charge who have violated the rights of our youth with the harshest punishment stipulated in the law," Mubarak said about the people beaten in the streets.
Whoever purposely or carelessly acts in violation of a decree issued by authority of this law will be, insofar as a more severe punishment is not stipulated according to other directives, punished with jail and with fine or with one of these penalties.
A subsequent Qurʾānic revelation asserted her innocence; the Qurʾān furthermore criticized and stipulated punishment for those who slander virtuous women.
Additionally, a document is being circulated by Isis supporters detailing the so-called crimes committed by the men and the punishments handed to them as stipulated in its brutal penal code.
"Furthermore," they wrote, "the action of this film star has hurt the religious sentiments of the proud and martyrs breeding nation of Iran and as such we also demand the punishment of flogging for her as stipulated in the law".
The agency has released guidance indicating certain school policies it considers necessary to adhere to the gender equity law Title IX, but it has not stipulated what kind of punishment schools should dole out for various offenses.
■ The sale of 300 branches, to be branded Williams & Glyn, stipulated by the EU as punishment for the £45bn taxpayer bailout.
However, he acknowledges he has been told that the cost of breakup would be too high – illustrated by the problems RBS has experienced in trying to spin off just 300 branches, as stipulated by the EU as punishment for receiving state aid.
I have called for the abolition of the death penalty worldwide because I believe that "No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment" in the name of justice as stipulated in Article Five of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The "ukaz" stipulated that anyone holding any coins of Ivan VI after June 1745 would be subject to punishment.
