Penalty in sentence

327 examples of Penalty in a sentence

We also have [one of the only countries] on Earth that still has the death penalty that is a developed country.

And we rank right alongside the countries that are most abusive in all elements of human rights in encouraging the death penalty.

We're in California now, and I figured out the other day that California has spent four billion dollars in convicting 13 people for the death penalty.

Nebraska this week just passed a law abolishing the death penalty, because it costs so much.

There is no penalty for calling law enforcement when you see something that doesn't sit right.

In another example, an analysis of Florida's death penalty cases seemed to reveal no racial disparity in sentencing between black and white defendants convicted of murder.

In the second round, you've earned $2000 when you land on the penalty space.

The last minute penalty shot that wins the tournament.

And these animals evolved a bulldog-like wide-gait stance, giving them immense stability, because when you're 65 tons, when you're literally as big as a house, the penalty for falling over is death.

Why did we advocate the death penalty for gays when Jesus said, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone?"

But there's some people I would like to see killed, but I'm against the death penalty.

Some people may not realize this, but you can still get the death penalty in some countries for being gay.

I was dishonest, and I paid the penalty.

That gives you some pause, for those of you who believe that a death penalty's going to have an enormous deterrent effect on crime.

You see, in Mississippi, the death penalty is like a part of our unspoken culture.

The basic logic is, if you murder someone, then you're going to receive the death penalty.

So when the jury selection process took place, they asked me, "Could you, if the evidence presented justified the death penalty, could you deliver, rationally and without reservations, a penalty of death?"

From the evidence being presented and from the pictures of the victim, my first response was, "Yes, this man is a monster, and he deserves the death penalty."

I was beginning to question myself as to whether or not I wanted to give this man the death penalty.

Well, using this tool only led to one decision, and that was the death penalty.

My head and my heart were in conflict with each other, and the thought of the death penalty made me sick.

He also told me that if the State of Mississippi wanted to keep the death penalty, then hey, they needed to provide counseling for the jurors.

Jane is now totally against the death penalty, And there was Bill.

My 14-year-old granddaughter, Maddie, was writing an essay on the death penalty for school, and she was asking me questions.

So she turned and she looked at her dad, and she said, "Dad, I know how you feel, but I don't believe in the death penalty."

So: being from a conservative, Christian family from a very conservative state in the United States, I am here to tell you that the death penalty has new opponents.

The penalty for too little is starvation and malnutrition.

Because the penalty for too little is much greater than the penalty for too much.

And during penalty kicks in soccer, both the shooter and the goalie decide whether to go right or left based on what they think the other person is thinking.

Goalies often memorize the patterns of their opponents ahead of time, but penalty shooters know that and can plan accordingly.

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