Sentence examples for see punishment from inspiring English sources

Many Bangladeshis have painful memories of the 1971 war and want to see punishment applied soon (see article).

I'll be calling for legislation that makes those penalties count so that firms don't see punishment for breaking the law as just the price of doing business".

When the student said that he wanted to see punishment meted out to anyone who has broken the law, McCain stopped trying to find common ground.

"People want to see punishment [meted out] but ultimately it is Papaconstantinou who is likely to take the brunt," he added.

Suggesting that he did not want to see punishment limited to courts-martial of those directly involved in the abuse of the Iraqi detainees, he told a local television reporter in Pennsylvania that he opposed a total focus on "people at the low end of the totem pole, and we're not going up the chain for real accountability," adding, "It clearly goes beyond a corporal and a sergeant".

Of course, I just read a story in El País [hardcopy, can't find a link] about how street piracy is punished to an absurd degree in Spain, and that human rights types want to see punishments lessened; piracy is primarily a poor people issue, created and consumed by the less well off.

For discussion of specific forms of punishment, see capital punishment, flogging, exile and banishment, and drawing and quartering.

I will not discuss the third objection here, since it belongs with the discussion of criminal punishment (see Legal Punishment ss. 2, 7): but we will see that the familiar consequentialist and retributivist models for the justification of punishment have analogues in accounts of the proper aims of criminal law more generally.

Texas is notable for its use of capital punishment; having led the country in executions since capital punishment was reinstated in the Gregg v. Georgia case (see Capital punishment in Texas).

We will see, eventually, punishment for these crimes.

"I see this punishment as too severe," he said.