Sentences with phrase «punishment fits»
I'd say they do make sure the punishment fits the crime, if they find other bad deeds or that the bad ones have a long list of offenses I'd bet they get it a bit harder.
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Do you feel the «punishment fits the crime» as it relates to most traffic tickets?
To ensure the punishment fits the crime, law firms can develop a formal process to diagnose the under - performance of lawyers and pinpoint whether the low numbers result from behavioral or structural causes.
Tools for Teaching: The School Discipline Code The logic of all school discipline codes is timeless: «The punishment fits the crime.»
The logic of all discipline codes is timeless: «The punishment fits the crime.»
Instead of «the punishment fits the crime,» we will begin with «an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.»
He said his office «will seek appropriate fines that take into account the money a corrupt official might derive from a publicly funded pension so that the punishment fits the crime and so that we can take the profit out of that crime.»
One can always debate whether the punishment fits the crime but a BBC press account quotes a lawyer who laid the blame on
But when the punishment fits the crime you must stick to your guns.
And to meet so, you must ensure that the punishment fits the crime your boy has committed.
In the final part of the series we go above and beyond the IFAB proposals to ensure that the punishment fits the crime.
Dan Rubenstein speaks with Bomani Jones about the degree to which the punishment fits the crime, where North Carolina goes moving forward with new coach Larry Fedora and more.
So I spoke with Bomani Jones about the degree to which the punishment fits the crime, where North Carolina goes moving forward with new coach Larry Fedora, possible precedent with ongoing NCAA investigations, and if we've actually learned anything from the NCAA's Tar Heel decision.
Again in the literature of Israel the «punishment fits the crime.
So, if you think that punishment fits that act, you will think any punishment fits any act and you are free to propose and carry out all sorts of monstrous things.
the punishment fits the crime.
But ethically, it's not so clear: if someone does something illegal, the legal system has a million bits of due process that ensure that the investigation and trial are fair, and that the punishment fits the crime.
The purpose of justice, presumably, is to make the punishment fit the crime.
Let us hope the evil of Mitchell is met with punishments fitting his crimes.
Something to let the punishment fit the crime.
But does the punishment fit the crime?
The two punishments fitted the crimes — those committed by City were far greater.
At 4 p.m., Assemblyman Kieran Michael Lalor and state Sen. Sue Serino urge the Assembly to pass «Let the Punishment Fit the Crime» car crash bill on the anniversary of the Wonderly deaths, Worrall Avenue and Eastbound Route 55, Poughkeepsie.
But a different area, one more in tune with emotion, weighed in on how to make the punishment fit the crime.
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Let the punishment fit the crime.
As for the prescribed penalties, well, I've never seen a better example of the punishment fitting the crime:
The district court gave thoughtful attention to factors recognized in § 3553 (a) and exercised sound discretion to ensure that the punishment fit the crime and the circumstances of the appellants.
This reflects the basic tenet of fairness that the punishment fit the crime.»
I also really like making the punishment fit the crime, and this is something I need to keep in mind as he gets older.
Not exact matches
Consider, if you will: of all the punishments (or more neutrally, all the bad outcomes) that could befall a sexist buffoon, which one do you think is most fitting?
Timothy Lee Hurst, a convicted murderer in Florida v. Hurst, the case before the court, was deemed fit for capital punishment by one of Florida's courts, even though psychologists determined that he was intellectually disabled.
The firing should be a penalty proportionate to the wrong committed — that is, the punishment should fit the «crime.»
«Long story short, the punishment of Amazon's stock doesn't fit the non-existent crime,» he said.
That the punishment should fit the crime, and not be excessive.
When, in the great movement of modern liberalism, we demythologized the state and rejected most of the metaphysical foundations of politics, we gained much» but we also lost something, and one of the things we lost is any coherent theory about the nation's continuing authority to enact such metaphysically fitting punishments as the death penalty.
It is amazing how the whole entire bible fits together once you come to the realision that the punishment for the wicked is death.
By executing murderers, we are trying to tell a different story: a story with poetic closure, a tale of punishment that fits the crime.
There was a sense from many in the tech community that while Google overstepped its bounds, the punishment did not fit the crime.
Jesus» teaching fits together in a similar way: «eternal punishment» consists of torment followed by destruction — like a combined sentence of hard labour followed by execution.
Fitting these three teachings of Jesus together is surprisingly easy when you look at the Greek for «eternal punishment».
But we needn't achieve mathematical exactitude, nor be able to settle every case, to know (for example) that a fine can be a fitting punishment for vandalism, or that armed robbery deserves a more severe punishment than petty theft.
As a fitting final touch, discipline is often enforced by the «punishment» of being required to remain in school after hours.
So you think it's okay to punish a woman by forcing her through pregnancy against her will (and I've already explained to you how that is, in fact, a type of punishment, since it fits the definition of the word «punishment»), yet you think it's not okay to punish a fetus?
God thought a fitting punishment for making fun of hid baldness was to send bears to maul no fewer than 42 children.
I would genuinely like to hear some who teach that financial, social and physical blessings are correlated to faith, therefore if bad things happen to you, you are receiving punishment / must not have faith / havent declared the word / whatever else they teach, fit the persecution of the early Christians into their framework.
The crux of the problem is this: Christians (mostly) think that eternal torture is a fitting punishment for the thought crime of failing to believe in their God.
Because if we love others enough to serve them, to not return an insult and let their pain be ours, we will find judgment and punishment no longer fit.
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Perhaps recent «developments» amount to nothing more than a suggestion or claim that, in at least most of the world today, there are alternative modes of punishment that are fit retribution and that can protect society against chaos.