Sentences with phrase «little wrist slap»
As soon as I start thinking that way, I give myself a little wrist slap and remind myself that it is OK to love from afar!
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«Instead of senior executives being forced out or even criminally sanctioned, the firm receives a fine that amounts to little more than a slap on the wrist.»
As though it's an inconvenience to have to give them a little slap on the wrists, when their time could be better spent putting murderers and drug lords away.
Paladino slammed Cuomo's settlement with Albany lobbyist Pat Lynch, saying he thought her $ 500,000 fine and ban on lobbying the state comptroller's office amounted to little more than a «slap on the wrist.»
And when the issue involves anti-trust violations and price fixing, it can seem like it's not enough for the government to slap you on the wrist, if damages in the ball park of $ 266 million to $ 500 million can be seen as a little slap.
And when the issue involves anti-trust violations and price fixing, it can seem like it's not enough for the government to slap you on the wrist, if damages in the ball park of $ 266 million to $ 500 million can be seen as a little... [Read more...]
Radiant Historia is still a mostly - linear experience (there are usually right and wrong choices at each Node, with wrong decisions quickly dropping you off with little more with a slap on the wrist and a chance to try again), but it's time - traveling makes you feel like an active player in shaping its compelling story.
Though law enforcement officers were able to arrest 12 suspected poachers in late March, many expected the sentence to be little more than a slap on the wrist.
You can expect little more than the proverbial slap on the wrist.»
I have seen cases where alienating parents are given slaps on the wrist or «asked» to not engage in a behavior and their failure to follow the rules is met with little or no consequences.
In - house «only» slaps - on - the - wrists style retribution does little to sway the unconsionable amongst us.