Sentence examples for stern penalties from inspiring English sources
But the bill's sponsors tried to ease those concerns by specifically outlawing cloning and establishing stern penalties for anyone convicted of using cells to create a human clone.
Mr. Valenti, who will soon leave his decades-long post as president of the Motion Picture Association, insists, "The only way to kill piracy in Russia is strong copyright law with stern penalties and government resolve to enforce that law".
But lawyers say the three could face stern penalties.
Suárez's actions spurred debate about sportsmanship, and whether he should be given a more stern penalty.
The judge stunned their supporters by sentencing the group on misdemeanor trespassing convictions to a range of 40 to 90 days, much sterner penalties than the fines that were generally assessed against those who were arrested last year during an earlier round of bombing range demonstrations.
In Germany, if you do not sort waste properly, the penalties are stern, he says.
Back at the Garden on Friday, before Parker's Raptors fell to the Knicks, he said he had heard about the tennis controversy, but he did not know the details (which included stiff financial penalties and stern warnings announced Friday by the WTA Tour).
I mentioned that Sister Helen Prejean (the author of "Dead Man Walking" and a stern opponent of the death penalty) was a client of mine.
While I was there, coincidentally I hope, the N.C.A.A. trumped Wisconsin's self-inflicted wrist slaps with sterner, yet still not particularly harsh, penalties.
Before the penalty decision in Croatia v Brazil, which under the above strict enforcement may just have been a penalty, the ref called over two players who had tangled in the Croatia penalty area and gave them a stern talking to for the kind of jockeying that goes on in every league in the world.
Penalties for violating U.S. sanctions are so stern as to discourage most international banks, which are generally risk-averse anyway, from engaging in humanitarian trade.
