Sentence examples for punitive elements from inspiring English sources

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

We've reached a tipping point where it's inevitable that pot will no longer be thought of as [similar to] heroin, but [similar to] alcohol, and the next 40, 50, or 100 years of how we consider the punitive elements of marijuana have changed not [entirely] for good, but it's going to be good to roll [the punitive elements] back.

JB: The national media is finally focusing on the punitive elements of border and immigration security measures, as witnessed with the tragic death of Anastasio Rojas at the hands of the US Border Patrol.

The punitive element came last.

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.

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

Community sentences will be toughened up by introducing a punitive element in every sentence and making those on unpaid work do a full working  week.

This latest move sees the preventative, punitive element of the new whip rules reduced even further, which gives us real cause for concern".

On top of the price of compensating victims there may be a case for a punitive element, if it is clear that the cigarette makers have indeed lied to consumers or the government, or acted improperly in other ways.