Sentence examples for until the punishment from inspiring English sources

Until the punishment fits the crime, bankers will continue to disregard their anti-money laundering obligations and banks will continue to take dirty money from criminals and corrupt officials.

If you wait until the punishment is imminent, it may be too late, but it doesn't hurt to jump up, grab the garbage bag, and head out to garbage can, even when your parent is already angry.

The illness of a lawyer and the upcoming holidays have postponed until January the punishment phase of the retrial of a trucker convicted Monday in the deaths of 19 illegal immigrants.

The law allowed police to sentence both minor offenders and "counter-revolutionaries" or "anti-socialist elements" to incarceration in labor camps without the right to a judicial hearing or trial, and did not allow judicial review to take place until after the punishment was being enforced.

Should Chelsea have been made to accept the punishment until their appeal was heard?

Judge Snow in February 2010 found grounds to sanction the sheriff's office for throwing away or shredding some records of traffic stops made during the immigration patrols, but he held off on actually imposing the punishment until Friday.

"They come out fast; I start slow, but with every round I step up the pace and the punishment until I'm hitting them as hard as I can and as often as I can move my arms, and because I'm so short I concentrate on the body and I just work it over mercilessly until their resistance is gone".

New York's stance also provides a stark contrast to the action of California regulators who, after suspending O'Neill following the third instance of one of his horses' having been found to have elements of an illegal performance enhancer at a California racetrack, delayed the punishment until July 1, or well after the Belmont.

Its switch has so infuriated city officials that the Bloomberg administration stepped in later yesterday, asking the judge to keep the punishment in place until union leaders "once and for all time declare unequivocally that they may not, and will not, ever again engage in a strike".

Or in Victoria, where the death penalty remained the punishment for "buggery" until 1949.

Under league rules, were Fenerbahce to be relegated the punishment would not happen until next season.