Sentence examples for sufficient punishment for from inspiring English sources
Most states appear to have decided that defeat at the ballot box is sufficient punishment for politicians for their failings in the financial crisis.
You can debate whether the two-game suspension given to the Baylor freshman Brittney Griner is sufficient punishment for punching an opponent.
Don Imus's firing by CBS Radio and MSNBC last spring represented sufficient punishment for his derogatory aside about the Rutgers women's basketball team, the chief executive of Citadel Broadcasting said yesterday.
However, the court cleared Wilders of the charge of inciting hatred and imposed no fine or sentence, ruling that a criminal conviction was sufficient punishment for a politician in Wilders' position.
Uefa said yesterday that they considered the fact that Marseilles were not allowed to defend their title the following season, for which they were also relegated from the top tier of French football, sufficient punishment for the club.
In Judge Rahmat Jafferi's lengthy decision two weeks ago, he said a life term was sufficient punishment for Mr. Sharif because the hijacking had been "committed at the spur of the moment and in heat of passion" after Mr. Sharif "came to know that his authority was eroded by some few army soldiers".
In October, a Jamaican disciplinary committee review deemed a reprimand was sufficient punishment because the banned substance was not used for performance enhancement.
Prosecuting a former president for offenses that received full hearing and sufficient punishment in a Senate trial would set a bad precedent.
The dismissal brings an automatic one-match ban for England's next competitive game, their first of the finals, and the potential for a second should UEFA deem it sufficient punishment.
A spokesman for the Nassau County district attorney, Denis E. Dillon, said Mr. Kumar's willingness to compensate the Police Department was sufficient punishment.
"They deemed it sufficient punishment," says the lawyer.
