Sentence examples for total punishment from inspiring English sources

Manus MP Ron Knight said the two Manussian men had been forced to bear the total punishment for crimes others had also committed.

I. Plot of total punishment over time.

Indeed, some retributivists think that what vigilantes do should at least count against the total punishment someone is due (Husak 1990: 441 442; but see Kolber 2013 (discussed in section 4.4) for a challenge to the logical implication that vigilantes "punish").

Afterward, M'ba imprisoned more than 150 of his opponents, pledging "no pardon or pity" but rather "total punishment".

While appealing for peace on 18 February, he pledged "no pardon or pity" to his enemies, but rather "total punishment".

The applicability of three fuzzy theories is assessed using total costs, punishment costs, and crashing costs.

The 28-year-old soldier has reportedly told medical staff at a base in Germany he was tortured and beaten by his captors, and once locked in a metal cage in total darkness as punishment for an attempted escape.

Days later another judge sentenced 188 people to hang for the murder of 14 policemen, bringing to over 1,000 the total of capital punishments (many since commuted) for political crimes this year.No death sentences have been carried out, and both these cases will be appealed.

He was given the maximum punishment — a total ban on filing any documents with the city.

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, May 30 , 1959P. 75 Sydney Silverman's bill for total abolition of capital punishment came up again in the House of Commons, the question having been raised again by the execution of a young Londoner named Ronald Marwood, who had knifed a policeman in a street-gamg fight.

Sydney Silverman's bill for total abolition of capital punishment came up again in the House of Commons, the question having been raised again by the execution of a young Londoner named Ronald Marwood, who had knifed a policeman in a street-gamg fight.