Sentence examples for require punishment from inspiring English sources

Does the man we've watched plunging long knives into helpless victims for eight seasons require punishment, no matter how charming and sometimes heroic he's been?

The first king receives the dead and determines whether or not they require punishment and, if so, to which region they should be sent.

As with all UK bribery cases, this would require punishment to take into account the impact on the people of the countries in question - in this case, the health of the nation.

And, of course, when and if pleasure is forbidden its pursuit requires punishment.

Now requiring punishment, I would throw myself at the feet of the nearest unavailable woman, her rejection relighting the flame of victimhood and spurring me on to fresh conquests to ease the pain.

Were this not so, the retributivist could not claim that justice requires punishment for the violation of the law.

Whereas the Augustinians insist that justice requires punishment, other religious writers insist that justice requires something very different, namely reconciliation and restoration (see, for example, Marshall, 2001).

On the other hand, requiring punishment for or compensation from those who do cause harm is required to provide a "restorative value" for those agents and preserve their integrity.

It is inflexible, rules-based parenting that requires punishment when a child doesn't behave.

"This vile terrorist act," he has said, "requires punishment as cited by the Quran for oppressors and spoilers on earth who fight God and his prophet, that they be killed, or crucified, or their hands and legs cut off".

The Protocol requires punishment not only for those offering or delivering children for the purposes of sexual exploitation or transfer of organs, or offering children for profit or forced labour, but also for anyone accepting children for these activities.