specific punishmentの例文

• I'm not suggesting we adopt that specific punishment for publicists to the stars.
• It did not recommend a specific punishment for the five.
• The drug policies of the other three sports list specific punishments for repeat offenders.
• However, in reality penalties were customary and specific acts were generally met with specific punishments.
• The Nevada State Athletic Commission suspended Tyson pending the hearing to determine a specific punishment.
• The name of the person receiving the Article 15 and the specific punishment were not revealed.
• Although the letter mentioned no specific punishment, it contained a veiled threat that measures could be taken.
• Each offence was allocated a specific punishment.
• After this first area come illustrations of the specific punishments for a list of very particular crimes.
• Sometimes the office recommends specific punishments or remedies, but in this case simply rejected the department's defense.
• Grinalds directed that an employee stay in the barracks all night, and outlined specific punishments for specific actions.
• Franks'recommendation did not prescribe specific punishments.
• The guidelines limited judicial discretion to within a specific punishment range and banished parole from the federal system.
• Although the letter mentioned no specific punishment, it contained a veiled threat that measures could be taken against him.
• The country's Undesirable Publications Act defines what is obscene and objectionable, and prescribes specific punishments for trafficking and possession.
• Still, no specific punishment was prescribed by these edicts and governors retained the leeway afforded to them by distance.
• The two doled out specific punishments for specific childhood crimes ( e . g . cutting out the tongue for lying ).
• Specific punishments introduced in Moscow included beheading for alleged traitors and branding of thieves ( with execution for a third arrest ).
• A majority of the EU member states, including Germany and Italy, already have included specific punishment for human trafficking in their criminal codes.
• Later utilitarian writers have tended to abandon this idea, in large part due to the impracticality of determining each alleged criminal's relative sensitivity to specific punishments.