Sentence examples for visit punishment from inspiring English sources

Len, despairing over his continuing ache for her, is nearly driven to a liaison with her unsubtly flirtatious mother (whose real desire is to visit punishment on her slug of a husband) and repeatedly claims he is leaving.

He visited the punishment cells and, after a few short minutes, pronounced them "excellent".

In visiting exemplary punishment on an individual for this collective protest, the University has grossly violated and reduced the very freedoms it claims to defend.

One RCT evaluated the effectiveness of inspection visits, selective punishments and the provision of regulatory documents on the practice of private pharmacies in Laos [ 34].

In South Africa's case, the country's elites could see that there was no good future for anyone in a civil war whose victors would visit ruthless collective punishment on their foes.

Derives its name from the punishment visited on swing voters in the marginal seat of Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis 19 24.

It says a great deal about the status of artists in Italy by the mid-15th century that Pius II, instead of visiting some terrible punishment on Filippo Lippi and his lover, absolved them of their vows.

For those people, a mansion tax is a punishment visited on them because other people looked at London property not as a home but as an investment, creating a property bubble that politicians and others are fearful of bursting.

But the question is of proportion – both in the numbers that fall into this serious category and in the punishment visited on London Met, which now faces the loss of an estimated 15% of its annual income (so vital are overseas tuition fees).

The moralizing and contradictions evident in the ban on abortions in El Salvador, the confusion about who is the criminal and who is the victim and the double punishment visited on women who go through dangerous procedures only to face years in jail -- my heart goes out to those women whose difficult choices are criminalized.

UNICEF will in particular take position on 'conditions' such as inadequate family visits, violence, degrading punishment and non-separation from adults.