Sentence examples for refusing to punish from inspiring English sources

In 1051 he outlawed Godwine for refusing to punish the men of Dover, who had defied a Norman lord.

Isn't that what the MRC has done by refusing to punish Bozell?

The Office of Government Ethics scolded the White House in March for refusing to punish presidential aide Kellyanne Conway after she promoted Ivanka Trump's clothing line.

While this comparison can't capture all the differences between the two nations, it strongly suggests that punishing expression is no real cure for bigotry, and refusing to punish hateful speech does not lead inevitably to its spread.

First, it demonstrates that while Bacow knew about the harassment ruling well before your speech, he let you proceed with a speech praising the university for refusing to punish the paper.

The government touted its profit from the bailout, but ex-TARP watchdog Neil Barofsky has argued that the AIG bailout set a terrible precedent for the future by refusing to punish the risky behavior that helped lead to the financial crisis.

When Löw refused to punish Podolski against the insubordination, it hastened the process of disenchantment between manager and captain.

"We have a system that pays out millions of dollars to families brutalized by the police but refuses to punish the police who commit the misconduct," she said.

Iraq lost its bid for reinstatement in 2010 World Cup qualifying after the sport's highest court refused to punish Qatar for using an ineligible player.

While we might wish that they could, magistrates hearing proceedings for non-payment of the TV licence fee cannot refuse to punish individuals on the grounds that Mrs Brown's Boys is dross.

When we refuse to punish the victims, blame the devil, watch Nollywood movies where a rape victim is killed/dishonored/disowned by her husband, family or society at large, we are permitting and encouraging a rape culture.