Sentence examples for punishment until from inspiring English sources

But the justice deferred meting out punishment until this month.

Should Chelsea have been made to accept the punishment until their appeal was heard?

The smallest transgression could spark another round of punishment, until the member either shaped up or was kicked out of the church.

Or the experience of Mario Cuomo in New York, who could only block capital punishment until he left office, when it was reinstated.

The World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association will not confirm Lee's punishment until next Tuesday but chairman Jason Ferguson warned: "His future participation in the sport is now in real doubt as he will face a significant sanction".

Judge Snow in February 2010 found grounds to sanction the sheriff's office for throwing away or shredding some records of traffic stops made during the immigration patrols, but he held off on actually imposing the punishment until Friday.

Uefa, who will not announce any punishments until a meeting of their control and disciplinary committee on July 12, have been criticised for their lack of speed in dealing with the incident.

Since the strict interpretations of Shari'a were only imposed in recent decades, capital punishment is more controversial in Iran than elsewhere in the Middle East, as Iranian society "had no memory of these kinds of harsh punishments until the Islamic Revolution," she said.

Coercion appears very effective as the person with the power (the teacher) merely escalates the quantity or quality of the consequences (punishments) until the less powerful (student) completes a task or behaves in the manner you want.

The duty prefects who forced him to submit to an ice-cold "punishment shower" until his "skin turned red," or gave him laps "for swearing," even though he had just been stung by hornets.

He walked punishment tours until the day of his graduation in June.