Sentence examples for punishments based on from inspiring English sources

Those found guilty will receive punishments based on their offenses...

Saudi Arabia enforces strict Islamic law and occasionally metes out punishments based on the ancient legal code of an eye for an eye.

"If this country is going to hand out punishments based on public opinion, then we may as well do away with the courts".

Somalia's Muslims also include the private businessmen who set up religious courts in the capital in the mid-1990's, to dole out uncompromising punishments based on the Koran, such as chopping off the hands of thieves and stoning adulterers.

Authorities can now impose retrospective punishments based on video evidence, as happened to Diego Costa recently, but that does not mean teams can start filming each other from the dugout just in case.

He and 29 other former chairmen and chairwomen of the faculty senate, the faculty's representative body, questioned the Freeh report's "sweeping and unsupported generalizations," and criticized the N.C.A.A. for handing down punishments based on the report without an independent investigation.

"A civilized society doesn't mete out punishment based on a defendant's culture or skin color," Mr. Lavine said.

What I'm trying to do is figure out how to tell people that — that you can't make decisions on crime and punishment based on partial facts.

In place of time or chance, which the Arabs assumed to govern their destiny, Muhammad installed a final reward or punishment based on individual actions.

The "guilty look" is no more and no less than the dog's anticipation of some kind of punishment, based on its interpretation of its surroundings and its owner's body language.

Retrospective punishment based on video evidence would surely have resulted in a much longer ban than the automatic one-game suspension; this "challenge" warranted a straight red instead of a second yellow.