Sentence examples for punitive measures for from inspiring English sources

Q Are there going to be any additional punitive measures for Russia, beyond canceling the summit?

There are punitive measures for those who dare to break social norms of deference and paying homage to patrons.

Alongside more punitive measures for fraudsters, Cameron also rounded on administrative incompetence, which, he says cost £1.6bn a year.

His aides also circulated an article in which Mrs. Clinton was quoted as saying that she had not yet proposed any punitive measures for people who do not get health insurance.

Mr. Bermeister said that the record labels' reliance on punitive measures for those who pirate software "is all well and good, but if there's no alternative, their objectives can't be realized in optimal time".

This is problematic for all the obvious reasons, but also because, as discussed, punitive measures for even minor drug offenses tend to be harsher and more consequential for those without resources.

As well as a punitive measure for low-earning working families, it's also a clear cut attack on the concept of social housing.

Although no emergency procedure should be performed without pain relief, it is practised widely as a punitive measure for women who undergo induced abortions [ 24].

SPECTACULAR failure though it was, North Korea's latest rocket launching calls for punitive measures from America and its allies.

Hardliners will call for punitive measures including tit-for-tat expulsions, but more pragmatic voices will hope the episode can be ignored and quickly forgotten.

Francesco Sansovino, in Historia universale dell'origine et imperio de'Turchi, states that Hamza, fearing punitive measures, begged for mercy, arguing that he had only fought against Skanderbeg since he had been ordered to.