Sentence examples for punishments whose from inspiring English sources

The primary purpose of punishment thus can reasonably be to restore that disturbed balance by depriving convicted offenders of their unfairly gained advantage excess freedom of action by imposing upon them measures, punishments, whose precise purpose is to restrict their freedom of action, whether by fines or imprisonment, proportionately to the degree to which they indulged their self-preference.

It is an unfairly administered punishment whose claims as a deterrent have been largely discredited.

According to Amnesty International, 1.4 million Palestinians are subject to a collective punishment whose aim is to suffocate the Gaza Strip.

The Tibetans believe Emperor Wenchang to be an exceptionally powerful deity, quickly granting whatever he is asked for, making clear distinctions between rewards and punishments, and whose influence surpasses by far that of the aboriginal mountain gods.

These provide a sanitary model of justice, with generally tidy hour-long depictions of crime and punishment, of perps whose punishment is usually relatively swift and righteous.

Raith Rovers director Eric Drysdale was one of the three members of the independent judicial panel who decided on the club's punishment and whose name was leaked.

Counsel makes a huge difference," said Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, which opposes capital punishment but whose data is used by both sides in the debate.

The authorities sought to clamp down on such behaviour this season, enacting strong punishments against teams whose supporters are found guilty of "territorial discrimination".

It would make more sense and prove more cost-effective to develop appropriate secure accommodation for older offenders who have committed serious or violent crimes and to use community punishments for those whose offending is less serious.

And among the parents who organized in favor of the most extreme punishments were many whose children were actually addicted.

At the same time, minimum sentencing laws mandate harsh punishments for those whose fear is judged to fall short of that threshold – regardless of context or motivation.