Sentence examples for punitive element from inspiring English sources

The punitive element came last.

Compensatory damages, however, already contain this punitive element.

But, Sir Stephen wonders, should this punitive element rightly go to the claimant?

The horror films of the past, from "Psycho" to "Halloween" to "Saw," have frequently had a punitive element.

Moves to beef up community sentences by introducing an automatic punitive element, such as tagging or unpaid work, will be announced in the Queen's Speech on 9 May.

The former segregation unit has also been remodelled and Styal's governor, Steve Hall, said its ethos will no longer have a punitive element.

Bloggers with a turnover of less than £2m annually and fewer than 10 employees will be excluded from certain punitive elements of the proposed new press regulation regime, under a legislative amendment agreeed by the three main political parties.

The respondents invoke this provision as a bar to this suit; and as I understand its holding, the Court rejects this plea of double jeopardy by treating the present action as one merely to make the United States whole for actual loss, and therefore without any punitive elements.

A House version was passed earlier this year that had what I would consider a number of a punitive elements in it as it pertained to the snap program around work requirements and any other restrictions.

So don't expect to see CEOs getting frog-marched to jail, or some of the other more punitive elements of Wyden's draft – up to $500,000 in fines for executives and up to 4% of the annual revenue of a company – becoming law.

The utter lack of punitive elements anywhere in the game is refreshing next to Need for Speed: Carbon's police chases and fines.