Sentence examples for various punishments from inspiring English sources

There are various punishments to which stickK's clients can commit themselves.

In 2008, several Mormons who worked against Prop 8's passage reported receiving various punishments from their church leaders, including one who was reportedly threatened with excommunication.

For weeks now, the US government has been threatening the government of Haiti with various punishments if it refuses to reverse the results of the first round of its presidential elections.

Beitar have the worst disciplinary record in Israel's Premier League and over the past decade have faced about two dozen hearings and received various punishments, including points deductions, fines and matches behind closed doors.

European football's governing body could impose various punishments – ranging from further fines, playing games behind closed doors and even a points deduction – should there be similar scenes in a sell-out Cardiff crowd on Sunday.

She had been wrung through the various punishments that Carroll Academy doles out, including a grueling string of calisthenics in the hallway that made most misbehaving students nearly collapse from exhaustion.

We also investigate the impact of various punishment schemes on the social welfare as well as how should the optimal social norms be designed if altruistic and malicious peers are active in the network.

Kant supports this measurement for punishment because all other measurements bring into consideration elements besides strict justice (6 332), such as the psychological states of others that would measure the effectiveness of various possible punishments on deterrence.

The media court rarely deals with international news outlets, but often issues rulings against domestic media for various violations with punishments including fines, closings or jail sentences.

If you get caught, you run the risk of getting your phone taken away, suspension, or other various and unnecessary punishments.

But, over time, he'd stopped drawing a sharp distinction between the various levels of punishment.