Sentences with phrase «much harsher penalties»

Cases that are prosecuted by indictment are generally far more serious and come with much harsher penalties upon conviction than charges prosecuted summarily.

In a previous post I reported that Minnesota Hockey has retained the much harsher penalties for two of the three most dangerous plays in the game.

The Brazilian reckons Carlos Sainz should have got a much harsher penalty for the collision that ended up taking the both out of the race

Not exact matches

«it requires less character 2discover the faults of others than to tolerate» But i think Sczny was very good and can't blame him for the penalty, because he tried as much as he could to avoid contact the refree was just too harsh.

Platinum Plus ® card details involve some harsher interest rate penalties as well as lesser rewards which makes the Visa Signature Credit Card a much sweeter deal.

Do they not get it??? Until there are harsh penalties for ANY food company to have problems like this, I doubt much will change.

The penalties for aggravated assault are generally much harsher.

Having a weapon present during the commission of the crime is an aggravating factor and may result in much harsher sentencing and penalties.

In recent years, the penalties for driving under the influence are much harsher than before.

The DUI penalties issued to drivers who commit an OUI offense, for example, are much harsher than the penalties issued for minor infractions.

The DWI penalties issued to drivers who already have a similar conviction on their driving records are much harsher than those issues to first - time offenders.

DUI penalties are typically much harsher than speeding ticket penalties, for example, due to the serious nature of the offense.