Sentence examples for sufficient penalties from inspiring English sources

Active listening, as often happens, not hands over the ears, as sometimes, appallingly, happens". There has also been unease about the possibility of criminal sanctions from Dr Christine Tomkins of the Medical Defence Union, who has said there were already sufficient penalties against doctors.

If sufficient penalties are imposed on both sides of the Atlantic, Google executives will make business decisions that reflect the true cost of misbehaving,.

"I do not believe" that the $1.5 million penalty "is anywhere close to an amount representing a sufficient penalty or deterrent".

The exposure of Lord Browne's little "white lie", as the judge witheringly called it, was "probably sufficient penalty".

The judge ruled in favour of Ms Young, adding that neither a fine nor a suspended sentence would be a sufficient penalty.

He did so, Mr. Ray said, because he believed Mr. Clinton had already paid a sufficient penalty for having lied before a federal judge in 1998 when he denied ever being alone with Ms. Lewinsky and engaging in intimate relations with her.

Mr Baker said: "We are very sympathetic to the calls from many people for increasing the maximum penalty for a dog attack and the Government agrees that two years' imprisonment is not a sufficient penalty for the devastation and damage that a serious dog attack can do.

In general, these techniques allow an LP solution to violate the constraint matrix as long as a sufficient penalty is payed.

While the title had 26 streams, that was a sufficient penalty to cost the record 38 chart positions.

Even when a wrongdoer is caught and convicted, there is considerable sentiment that losing the office is sufficient penalty, not to mention public disgrace, loss of reputation and job opportunities.

There was a significant difference between the empathy scores of the 94 students passing the first part of the sequential examination, based on combined OSCE and OSLER scores (which did not include the empathy scores), and 39 students with sufficient penalty points to trigger attendance for the second part (Cohen's d = 0.81).