Punishment is meted out in full view of others as the offending navy swabs are beaten with a rod on their buttocks. |
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Severe punishments must be meted out and if necessary capital punishment will be needed. |
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It is recorded in Jeremiah that everyone will be meted out retribution for his own sins. |
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Needless to say, no such treatment has been meted out to the alleged fraudsters. |
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Their reason was in the main the doubt that lurked behind many death sentences about the unerringness of the justice meted out. |
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He is a master of platitudinous nonsensical mutterings meted out in a muttonheaded masterly display of the obvious. |
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Important factual aspects to the plot are meted out in small nuggets of narrative mashed between massive marathons of nauseating nonsense. |
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It is not hard to see why local boy Steinbeck loved this place despite his depiction of the harshness meted out to some. |
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Much the same treatment was meted out to the illustrious society ladies among whom she networked so assiduously. |
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A pair of Mississippi misogynists were given a dressing down when a judge meted out a fitting punishment for their crimes. |
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He read it literally as real, actual abuse meted out by an attacker on her victim. |
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She has had trouble with her back and was tearful with relief after the comforting reassurance meted out by her principal and tutors. |
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Their detective is an outsider on every count and the violence is meted out against a community which is marginalised and forgotten. |
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The trio states that such treatment was meted out even against mentally ill inmates. |
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The decision has opened the way for further reviews of sentences meted out to teenagers. |
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In the original jail dungeon they will see the punishments being meted out and hear the anguished cries of the prisoners. |
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Engineering sector lawmaker Raymond Ho said the punishment meted out was too lenient. |
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And so death is meted out to all those who rebel against Nature impiously, because they know the things that are. |
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Compare and contrast the treatment meted out to Minister Lewis, who was constantly interrupted with incredulous comments and expostulations. |
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Punishment is meted out to the offender because this is what he deserves in response to his infraction of the criminal law. |
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What if the man, who had liquidated her and been subsequently nabbed, were to be hanged for the justice he had meted out? |
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A forfeit, on the other hand, means that the audience was less than impressed with the scene and an appropriate punishment is meted out. |
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But she was not prepared for the treatment meted out by the villagers, once her candidature became public knowledge. |
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So not only am I not sure who filed what complaint against whom, but I won't know if any punishment is meted out at all. |
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No punishments have been meted out to anyone as yet but an investigation is going on. |
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How would you describe the degree of fines, the punishments meted out or not meted out? |
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There is urgent need to link and sensitise the police, medical fraternity and the judiciary so that deterring punishments are meted out to the offenders, he said. |
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He did not say what punishments had been meted out to other offenders. |
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It appears that the case was solved, although ECRI has no information on the sentence meted out to the culprits. |
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There are regular reports of deaths resulting from the pitiful detention conditions and the ill-treatment meted out to detainees. |
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She said that the court system needs to be consistent regarding fines and jail sentences meted out for wildlife crimes. |
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They were not interrogated, and no justice was meted out to them. |
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And above all else, a General should see that justice is meted out. |
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On the occasions that punishment has been meted out, it is generally mild. |
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Its primary focus is on cases relating to fraud, corruption, counterfeit goods and tax offences and focuses on assuring that appropriate sentences are meted out in courts. |
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But what of benefit caps, or the iniquitous treatment being meted out to the disabled? |
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It is not a scarce commodity to be meted out begrudgingly or in short portions. |
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As the last line of defense, the goalkeeper is also first in the firing line when blame and retribution are meted out. |
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Economic medicine that was previously meted out by the cupful has recently been dispensed by the barrel. |
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How man turns beastly to man as soon as you grant him an inch of power over his victim was very interesting, especially the power games and humiliation meted out. |
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It is also a highly physical sport and body-checks can sometimes see players crashing to the ground without any punishment being meted out by officials. |
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Death penalties already meted out prior thereto were automatically commuted to life imprisonment. |
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People will not, however, tolerate indefinitely shabby treatment meted out to right-minded citizens who work unrewarded in the interests of the community and its future. |
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The unfortunate reality is that race, gender, and economic status do matter when justice is meted out. |
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These are the kind of threats, says Silvana Saguto, a senior judge, meted out to a particularly doughty sort of boss in Sicily. |
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My Liberal colleagues opposite have raised a number of issues in regard to the shameful treatment meted out to women across the country. |
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Even these grants, when they are given to poor, medium-sized farmers, are meted out in drips and drabs and Greece is a typical example here. |
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We are committed to ensuring that justice is meted out on anybody who performed any form of malfeasance against the Canadian taxpayer. |
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These heaven-sent 'caresses' were rarely meted out to Jacinta and Francisco, for their parents would not allow anyone to lay hands on them. |
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Always enjoyed his judiciously meted acid attacks on talk shows and political debates. |
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But in spite of the injustices meted out by her father, she is not bitter. |
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We're witnessing the demise of talion, the English word that describes punishment meted out to match the offense. |
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The exit visa can also be withheld if there are pending court charges that need to be settled or penalties that have to be meted out. |
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It is inappropriate to dismiss mistreatment on the theory that, by transgressing the law, the claimant forfeited any right to complain about any treatment that was meted out to him or her in response. |
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Yet these people are basically lumped together with the category of unwanted immigrants, and subjected to the inhumane treatment generally meted out to the people of the Continent. |
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Romola Sanyal, an Indian American, criticised Khan's elite status that affords him preferential treatment, exempting him from the harsher interrogation and humiliation that is routinely meted out on south Asians and Muslims. |
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The Man Booker is not so much a contest of literary merit as a test of indestructibility, the sort meted out to running shoes, Land Rovers and toys for small boys. |
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Draconian punishments were meted out to supposed sinners and traitors. |
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The world's third-largest economy has yet to grant asylum to a single Syrian. The treatment meted out to Syrians is consistent with Japan's stingy record on sheltering people fleeing conflicts of all kinds. |
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The organisation criticises the way women who have been raped are forced to marry their torturers and the light prison sentences meted out to men who have murdered their wives on suspicion of adultery. |
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We will forever remember the injustice meted out to us by our so-called civilisers who shamelessly stole from us. |
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Far from bridging the gap between Greece and its partners, the medicine meted out by international creditors has exacerbated the country's decline. |
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The punishment meted out to Ali, through the three fights, caught up in the form of Parkinson's Syndrome. |
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The answer to dealing with these issues is not simply to cosmetically increase the sentences that are being meted out for offences that are not enforceable in the first place and have not been enforceable over many years. |
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Judging from the sentences meted out in recent months by specially created courts to members of their kleptocratic coteries, they can expect long jail sentences. |
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It has called for the Basij not to be used in the policing of demonstrations on account of the violence they have meted out against those taking part in ongoing demonstrations. |
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They are not used to the kind of treatment that the government has meted out to the provinces and is now planning on meting out to the mayors and councils at the municipal level. |
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Furry Vengeance is pitched at very young audiences, who will delight at the suffering meted out to Fraser's hapless fall guy. |
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Theoretically, he could be released as early as April 14th, though few observers expect that to happen. The treatment meted out to Mr Anwar still rankles with many. |
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Wearing black armbands to protest against the violence meted out to their fellow students, its members attended a meeting with representatives of the upper house in the capital, Naypyidaw, on March 16th. |
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For similar reasons, there shall not be substantial attention given to the issue of what sanctions are being meted out, or considered appropriate, for off-duty disciplinary infractions. |
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The latest beating was meted out on Wednesday, he said. |
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The violence meted out to him, however, did. |
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It was meted out in Philadelphia Tuesday when Msgr. |
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The Applicant has emphasized that the same treatment was meted out to those Bosnian Muslims as was inflicted on their compatriots in Bosnia and Herzegovina. |
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The lack of coherence and harmony in the approach to the crisis is apparent from, inter alia, the unfair treatment meted out to developing countries. |
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Once discipline is meted out, the matter is closed. |
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I am now writing to you to convey my most serious concerns regarding the type of justice which may be meted out to suspected terrorists around the world, and particularly in the United States. |
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Sadly, the merchants of doom continue to benefit from this illicit trade without the slightest regard to the suffering and violence meted out to the most vulnerable populations on the continent. |
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But such a fear cannot justify the severe punishments meted out under the Military Service Act to thousands of objectors and the discrimination faced by objectors after their release from prison. |
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The general public is receptive to messages about progress, what other countries are doing, who Canada's allies are and what kinds of penalties can be meted out to overfishing offenders. |
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In most cases, punishment was meted out to compensate the woman's father for his loss of valuable property rather than to console the victim. |
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The violent treatment meted out by da Gama quickly brought trade along the Malabar Coast of India, upon which Calicut depended, to a standstill. |
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These include belief in divine reward for those who observe the Lord's commandments and likewise, punishment meted unto the transgressors. |
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Recidivous thieves, on the other hand, must expect corporal punishment, which is meted out in addition to fines in money or goods. |
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While the video above meted 3 Months Jail Term for State of Origin Streaker Wati Holmwood, it wasn't only the New Zealand man who was given a sanction. |
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The legal code distinguished different levels of severity in meted punishments when different members of the social and political hierarchy committed the same crime. |
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There is active debate regarding the cause of a marked correlation between the recorded crimes, punishments meted out, and the country's populations. |
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