Sentence examples for tangible penalties from inspiring English sources
Of course, it's not lost on me that while destroying the edifice of a local bank branch would earn me a set of tangible penalties, it's an entirely different matter if I were to say... poison the entire Gulf of Mexico through my negligence.
Some suggested that it was more palatable because Ramirez will serve a tangible penalty, unlike other stars whose alleged use of steroids was clouded in accusations and innuendo.
He was given a two-year ban from competition, a sanction that brought shame, if not a tangible penalty, because by then his running career was over.
There isn't a great deal of room for a defense of ideology in the guilt or penalty phase; what tends to matter more is tangible acts taken, damage done.
"So any penalties levied on NR should be in the form of tangible improvements that customers benefit from.
Virgin Rail Group chief executive Tony Collins said: "Any penalties levied on NR should be in the form of tangible improvements that customers benefit from.
"Arne Duncan and the Obama administrations'waiversrs' from the penalties of not meeting NCLB standards will not likely have any tangible results..
It is in front of goal, though, where he is so lethal and there was a tangible sense of excitement inside the stadium whenever he got near the penalty area.
Sometimes they are tangible: if you want to get out of your cell-phone contract, you'll have to pay a penalty.
Given these costs for victims' families and the more tangible costs for taxpayers, the citizens of New Jersey would be well served by a Legislature that abolished the death penalty.
