adequate punishment造句

• Americans said impeachment by the House was adequate punishment for Clinton.
• The educational institute will then handle the report with an adequate punishment or means of action.
• There's no adequate punishment for the people who did this, no matter what they do to them ."
• Vladimir Vasilyev, a Russian FA's ethics committee official, explained the fine, stating it was " an adequate punishment ".
• "It's an adequate punishment.
• He asked Judge Frank Tembo for leniency, saying he had received adequate punishment during the seven months he had been imprisoned.
• Given the " vile and vicious " acts of violence involved in this case, he said, " that is not adequate punishment ."
• After 14 hours of deliberations over two days, the jury rejected arguments that a life sentence would be adequate punishment for Brewer, 32.
• "If there were adequate punishment, the furor would die down and society would feel less unhappy about the situation, " said the lawyer, Robin Malkin.
• The 41 months Tadic has spent in jail since his arrest, " Is an adequate punishment for the offenses you have found him guilty of,"
• The 41 months Tadic has spent in jail since his arrest, " is an adequate punishment for the offenses you have found him guilty of,"
• Still, it's a scenario that would send a pretty powerful message about unacceptable behavior _ indictment as adequate punishment for the deed done . . ..
• I believe that all plaintiffs, regardless of their income, must be in a position to levy adequate punishment on those who have performed a particularly egregious act.
• Maleng said people weren't worried about adequate punishments being given to heinous criminals when they voted for the initiative, knowing those offenders would get long sentences anyway.
• His attorney, Robin Makin, said Monday that " if there were adequate punishment, the furor would die down and society would feel less unhappy about the situation ."
• Death squads, usually formed by police, act in many Brazilian cities to eliminate people they consider undesirable, often petty criminals who they believe will not receive adequate punishment in the justice system.
• Assistant Secretary of Defense John P . Stenbit told the judge in a letter that anything less than a life term would be neither adequate punishment for him nor a deterrent to others.
• Serbian Information Minister Aleksandar Vucic, of the ultra-nationalist Radical Party, said during parliamentary debate that the envisaged fines " must be an adequate punishment for the possible harmful consequences " of " anti-state information " or foreign " psychological propaganda ."