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His right hand grasped a rough leather whip as if he was ready to punish evildoers.

Consumer protection associations can only play a role in mediation and has no authority to punish companies.

if a court order is not complied with , the power of the court to punish for contempt of court may be exercised by an order of committal.

He is not a hardworking student. There's no reason, though, to punish him in such a way.

He turned away, disappointed, and she said it was horrible of him to punish her like that.

That would seem to be a large price to pay just to punish the company for selling 12 missiles to Taiwan.

Since not accord with corruption to punish, there should be a statement. Don't let the public money wasted in vain at least.

Fossey was murdered in 1985 after trying to punish local people following incidents in which several of her beloved gorillas were killed.

Though penalty is one of the methods to punish this sort of behavior, it is never the only way.

So it is no surprise that opinion polls show voters ready to punish the Republican party.

The referendum will allow voters to punish him for his perceived betrayals by voting against the change.

The point of our bipartisan legislation is not to punish any one country, but to encourage all countries to follow international rules.

The American Congress seems bent on weakening Mr Abbas by withholding funds, to punish him for his UN bid.

"After WWII they decided to hang the leaders but not to punish the nation, " says Prof Harrison. "But in WWI it was the other way around. "

The woman walked out of the shop angrily and decided to punish the assistant next day.

Administrators often encounter in the working hours of such a problem: is the main incentive-based or to punish.

An athlete's desire to accomplish a goal is something he will dream about and is something you will not have to punish him for.

They would have been shocked to find that their beloved country had decided to punish industry and enterprise with a progressive income tax.

The father threatened to punish the child if the child did not obey his orders.

Many observers, including the European Union, saw the case as a show trial designed to punish Ms Tymoshenko for her political ambitions.

The Roman governor, from Paul's perspective, at least as he puts in there in Romans 13, is actually God's servant to punish wrongdoing.

That's why we had doubts at the beginning, but now we are more convinced. Apparently, [Gaddafi] decided to punish, using rape.

To punish him for not fixing everything immediately they gave the car keys back to the party who smashed up their car in the first place.

I heard from an informant later that it was a revenge attack designed to punish me for working with the Americans.

I reflected that God, who was not only righteous but omnipotent, as he had thought fit thus to punish me, so he was able to deliver me.

There were no lawsuits to get his title back through the courts. No need, he said, to punish them for doing what they thought was right.

In most countries the criminal justice system has all but given up trying to punish shoplifters.

We have come together on a bill to alleviate the crisis and because somebody hurt their feelings, they decided to punish the country.

The fact that Hadopi has so far failed to punish anyone means even the casual downloader views it as harmless.

The Germans want a different sort of centralisation, built on rules to punish the profligate.

I may have to punish Bill for bullying, but I'll try to appeal to his better nature first.

Now, there seems to be a competition to punish him.

It has given no hint that it is prepared to punish its ally with anything more than a scolding.

A month ago he called for a jihad against Switzerland to punish it for banning the building of new minarets following a referendum.

BANKERS, frauds , predatory insurers: there has been a stampede to punish the villains of the global meltdown.

performance should be to help your employees stay on schedule and find out whether they need additional support, not to punish them.

The gods can't allow one who has performed such service to punish by his own hands.

Truth and right prevailed, thought not enforced by law, no was there any in authority to threaten or to punish.

Generally, the court does not seek to punish the wrongdoer but rather to make the wronged party whole through a money award called damages.

Necklacing was also used to punish members of the black community who were perceived as collaborators with the apartheid regime.

Why did you say that to me? To punish me a little longer?

The function of law is to punish evil while that of morality is to reward good.

Criminal penalty, is the mandatory methods to punish the criminal taken by the ruling class of the state in the name of country.

Jurors wield the awesome power of the state to punish, or not to punish, citizens.

seek to do They sought to punish him for his crime but he escaped.

To Europeans, it looks as if some Americans' main motive is personal: to punish Mr Melkert for betraying Mr Wolfowitz.

GARETH raised his fist, intending to punish the Hand for his speech. A glimpse of the wizard's face caused him to hesitate.

One of those purposes, Lincoln then suggests, may be to punish both North and South for permitting the offense of slavery.

The East Germans, whose government had lobbied the Soviet Union to punish the restive Poles, did not.

He says God has always intended to punish Saddam, just as Saddam punished his own people.

Kublai khan prepared a great fleet and army with which to punish the recalcitrant ruler.

al progress toward earning their degree. New reforms aim to punish Division One schools that do not graduate enough of their athletes.

They had bragged of their crime, those men, certain no-one would reach so far back in time to punish them.

Critics pointed out that the agreement does not permit the court to punish aggression by non-member countries or their nationals.

in the Middle East, Coke bottles have become accepted missiles with which to punish unjust umpires at soccer games.

Regulators and courts seem more willing these days to punish sharp practices, even if it means retrospectively rewriting the rules.

The general denies all knowledge of the affair, but he has promised to punish any of his men who are guilty.

Is the Times's rationale to punish transgressors or to increase revenues?

If governments begin to punish the fuels that emit most carbon dioxide, a good portion of that electricity will come from gas.

This shows that the Egyptian government began to take action in response to the voice of the people asked to punish corruption.

The administration of Barack Obama views Beijing as central to any moves to punish North Korea for the Cheonan incident.

Did my presence make her feel so insecure that she felt she had to punish me in front of the pupils.

Celtic looked nervous and jittery in the opening stages and made unforced errors but Milan failed to punish them.

Whether these measures are designed to punish the offenders or preclude another crisis depends on your point of view.

'You tried to trick me so that you could get rid of Daniel, 'he told them. 'Now I will punish you in the way you wanted me to punish him.

In my imagination, they seemed to have an uncanny ability to know what I was thinking, and were eager to punish me for any malfeasance.

Charles Schumer, US senator from the state of New York, is threatening legislation to punish China for manipulating its currency.

Oh, no, sir, no . . . Dobby will have to punish himself most grievously for coming to see you, sir.

She is not afraid to punish students of her own house, Gryffindor, and even take points away from them if it means losing the House Cup.

They sought to punish him for his crime but he escaped.

For a regime to maintain social order, it must make use of a certain amount of violence, to punish the criminals who do harm to society.

So, to punish me, he shut me up in a copper jar and sealed it with lead.

In April of this year, the U. S. State Department announced that to punish Cambodia, it was canceling a shipment of 200 U.

It's a bit strong to punish her for such a small thing.

It hurts to see the flag burned, but I part company with those who want to punish the flag burners.

Without a compelling reason for limiting Davis's freedom of religion, then the Constitution does not allow the state to punish him.

In the establishment of a sound system to punish and prevent corruption, focusing on the constraints of the supervision is the key.

Yet it would have made no sense to punish the entire banking network for a lack of confidence.

Penalty is a harsh negative judgment used by a state to punish its criminals in a most severe way.

the wife listened, immediately bate, be about to punish his genuflect to be below the bed.

If you persist in ignoring my instructions, I shall have to punish you.

Coercive power depends on the ability to punish others when they do not engage in desired behavior.

Choosing to risk such an outcome would be like deciding to let a city burn in order to punish someone who smoked in bed.

crime It is the business of the police to prevent and detect crime and of the law courts to punish crime.

I know it was necessary to punish the child, but nevertheless it left a nasty taste in my mouth.

If I wished to punish a province, I would have it governed by philosophers.

Aborting a child because of rape does nothing to punish the abuser, it only robs a child of the only life it has.

With unity among these three, whoever compromises will be standing with the traitors, and anybody will have the right to punish him.

Lily: Such a damn woman. How did the education department decide to punish this teacher?

The government builds sturdy classrooms but fails to punish well-paid teachers who do not show up for work.

With unity among these three, whoever compromises will be standing with the traitors, and anybody will have the right to punish him.

Lily: Such a damn woman. How did the education department decide to punish this teacher?

The government builds sturdy classrooms but fails to punish well-paid teachers who do not show up for work.

The United States today (Thursday) will formally ask the United Nations Security Council to punish North Korea for its claimed nuclear test.

However, those three men also told them something which made them worried: God decided to punish Sodom and destroy it.

It is the business of the police to prevent an detect crime and of the law courts to punish crime.

and we are ready to punish every disobedience, once your obedience is complete.

The gods decided to punish him and said: "Very well; in the morning everything that you touch will become gold. "

In fact the treaty's hundreds of baffling, jargon-strewn pages seem designed to punish any citizen unwise enough to take an interest.

I if once more adore he . I be about to punish oneself .

Banks' pivotal role in the global economic recovery conflicts with the populist desire to punish them.

Don't call your dog if you are going to punish or shout at it.

Always eager to help lovers in distress, Aphrodite was equally quick to punish those who resisted the call of love .

Congress sputters and stamps its little feet but really cannot do anything to "punish" China, short of a trade embargo and tariffs.

It was Mr. Allworthy's custom never to punish anyone, not even to turn away a servant, in a passion.

The punishing compensation system should be set up to punish intentional infringers .

In those early human communities when someone did something wrong, someone else in the small human group would have to punish them.

Allow the teacher to punish them as they see fit (as long as it's reasonable) and then discuss the situation with your child in private.

Hearing this, I didn't feel a need to punish him; the courts and his own shame would take care of that.

People from better-integrated societies are also more likely to punish those who do not play fair, even when this is costly to themselves.

But Fagin Oliver's last attempt to punish severely beaten when Nancy came forward to protect the Oliver.

and decided to punish the assistant next day.

It has auctioned millions of tons in reserves of grain, cooking oil, sugar and cotton, and publicly threatened to punish 'speculators. '

And Swansea were unlucky not to punish Liverpool further in an impressive second-half display.

When th gods wish to punish us, they make a damn good job of it.

The king used a white elephant to punish any of his officials who displeased him.

So far, Russia and China have blocked United Nations Security Council action to punish the Assad regime.

Dobby doubts it, sir. Dobby is always having to punish himself for something, sir.

But the sisters, egged on by their father, decided to punish the fans at Indian Wells and the tennis world for booing them.

most choose to punish the proposer and refuse the money if less than 5 Swiss francs is offered.

Aim to punish Division One school that do not graduate enough of their athletes.

A local court accepted Dwivedi's petition to punish the actors and said it would hear the petitioner on December 11.

It was rather high-handed to punish the child for the accident.

A judge seems to always see what the girl does wrong and look for aw ay to punish her.

The boy begged his mother not to punish him.

The small boys put their heads together to work out a way to punish that bully.

And we will be ready to punish every act of disobedience , once your obedience is complete .

The kings used a white elephant to punish any of his men who displeased him.

To punish man's desecration, ecologist Edward Abbey urged anti- human terrorism in his influential novel, The Monkey- Wrench Gang .

I wanted to punish myself for suspicions which were unworthy of me.

To ensure environmental safety, we launched the fourth annual nationwide campaign to punish enterprises that illegally discharge pollutants.

To punish those who knowingly and willfully attempt to violate civil tax laws.

Castresana seized upon a rule in CICIG'S charter that permitted the organization to petition local officials to punish unethical officials.

The fundamental purpose of tort law is to compensate the injured party, not necessarily to punish the wrongdoer as in criminal law.

The War Department sent General George Crook to punish the Indians and force them back to their reservation.

Of course, prison is intended to punish as well as to rehabilitate, but prisons should not sicken individuals and communities.

It is a bit strong to punish the students for such a small thing.

We suspect Vera will eventually come around, although she wants to punish you a bit first.

Christian theology sees the end of the world in certain terms, with a grand God coming to reward the good and to punish the wicked.

But as he comes from a village, the headmaster who was born in a rich family is bad to him and does his best to make excuses to punish him.

The feeling of happiness is recalling the past. To be sorrowful is to punish yourself with the mistakes of others.

When knowingly irreversible, the only way is to miss the compensation, but also with her own miss to punish.

To punish or impel as IF by whipping.

First, it is essential that the supervisory role of laws and regulations should be strengthened to punish those performing drunken driving.

They claimed to have arranged the attack to punish Yan for dating Li, former girlfriend of their friend.

Governments throughout the region have been loth to punish the perpetrators of honour crimes.

Raytheon directors took action to punish him with about one million dollars in lost pay.

I know what stillness is . ( Pulling herself back . )The law has got to punish crime , Mrs. Hale .

Gessler turned red with anger. He then thought of a plan to punish William Tell .

Held in such over-strict parents, parenting attitude, so do not listen to little to punish.

To punish me for my contempt for authority, fate made me an authority myself.

To punish me for my contempt of authority, Fate has made me an authority myself.

If you aren't home exactly on time tonight, we are going to have to punish you.

And you wanted to punish him for the way he treated you.

We still depart in a little while, if returning to report is late to absence to punish again. . .

Prostitution was legal in the capital Taipei until 1997, and there still is no law to punish customers of prostitutes.

Indeed, the best discussion might be about how to better compete with China, not how to punish it.

Indeed, in the wake of the Satyam scandal, investors have been swift to punish even small infractions.

The decision of the US Senate yesterday to "punish China" completely ignores our responsibility in the current situation.

This song is about your friend betraying you and you want to punish them, yet still be with them because you love them.

Monica: 'Cause they took our apartment, I wanted to punish them. But I'm-I'm done now. They've suffered enough.

It is an important task to take strong measures to punish law-violating encroachments and strengthen labor rights protection.

The laws do not undertake to punish anything other than overt acts.

This was 'race injury, ' something the Party was especially anxious to punish.

Communist party responds to growing boldness of microblog users with threat to 'punish dissemination of harmful information'

Obviously the only way to make people realize that an action is sinful is to punish them if they commit it.

Would China, a beneficiary of the global trading system, really try to punish BHP for buying Rio?

By setting borrowing limits or promising to punish reckless budgeting, politicians hope to force themselves to act more responsibly.

The nasty camp, which includes most of the right-wing press and much of the country, wants to punish rioters severely.

The young man rang up Miss Grey in the early morning, because he wanted to punish her.

If you want to punish me, let me watch all those big movies, for they are lengthy and tedious.

The United Nations in June imposed its fourth round of sanctions against Iran to punish Tehran for its nuclear program.

Eunuch ethnic origin of the cold hao jiang landlord representative Cao also joined the ranks of seeking to punish eunuch.

By withholding beauty, artists aimed to punish a culture of destruction for its own sordidness.

China yesterday widespread inspections of dairy companies and promised to punish 'anyone' responsible.

No body around, no one to punish you, no one to praise you, no one knows what you have done.

Kremlin-sponsored youth thugs had called him a traitor and pledged to punish him.

The Great Sage caused havoc in Heaven and the Jade Emperor ordered Heavenly soldiers and generals to punish him.

But, with few exceptions, Congress does not like to punish its own.

The urge to punish others has much more to do with venting frustration than correcting behavior.

Teacher does not decided to punish the students who arrived school late.

Most importantly, laws must be established to punish those who are involved in destructive conducts.

Although criminal's amount is increasing, it is still inadequately stern to punish.

I understand why investors worried about a slowdown in the economy might decide to punish a company for which costs are climbing.

In hades egged on by hades, god Zeus decided to punish foolish humans.

And as much as some people might want to punish them, or at least the C. E. O. 's that run them, it would wreck our economy if we did.

Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao vowed to punish any corrupt person found responsible for the crash, wrote Gillian Wong from AP.

I made a mistake so it's necessary to punish myself over and over again and not let go at any cost.

The desire to punish her had gone. But he daren't touch her. He daren't break the enchantment.

"As a judge, I always try my best not to punish the innocent, " Judge Lu told Er Dan.

The ambassador decried the EU's many antidumping tariffs, designed to punish goods sold below cost, on Chinese imports as ludicrous.

The SFC can already find ways to punish investment banks that it deems as having not met the required standards.

South Korea restarted psychological warfare operations, along with slashing trade, to punish Pyongyang.

Odder still, Evening Ruth could enlist Bad Cop Ruth to punish Morning Ruth for lie-ins by, say, denying her(self) television privileges.

Analysts say voters wanted to punish the left for what they perceived as its inadequate response to the financial and economic crisis.

Is there any measure to punish companies that intentionally break the labour law, arguing that they have reached agreements with workers?

Officials promise not to punish bank managers if a higher proportion of those loans ultimately aren't repaid.

Furthermore, the states have the rights to take the legal measures to punish the international wrongful acts.

unfilial my son, back on parents, not the bounden duty of god to punish me so soon, is fair and just.

We block this because we are afraid of facing the emotions, or because we wish to punish ourselves or someone else by holding on to them.

Lets simpleminded foolish matter which the stupid person makes, rebukes oneself from to punish from becomes aware from awakes pays! ! !

Someone ought to punish the thief and teach him a lesson.

O Lord God Almighty, the God of Israel, rouse yourself to punish all the nations; show no mercy to wicked traitors.

Someone said, getting angry is to punish yourself with other guy's fault. It's stupid. Yes, I agree completely.

The muscular boxer exerted every ounce of energy in this fierce vital punch to punish his opponent.

He says the operation in the adjoining Khyber tribal region is meant to punish tribal criminals responsible for these attacks.

To be angry is to punish oneself with the fault of others.

Better to encourage banks to hold enough liquidity before the crisis hits than to punish them after the event.

Addison: I don't think it's fair to punish me for a mistake I made years ago.

Through the evil in hearts these things are being permitted by God, who does not want to punish but who will not interfere.

Accordingly, America's trust busters prefer to punish market riggers with fines and prison than with black ties and brandy.

Measures should be made to punish those who destroy forest.

But in general crimes such as murder and rape provoke a desire to punish the perpetrators, not to forgive them.

Good luck to him, if the FA feel they do not need to punish him, then fair play.

The Iranian authorities still continue to punish and persecute those who peacefully speak up against them.

To infringe upon the right of life, god is to punish you! ! ! ! !

But officials say the goal of the report is not to punish.

For such defence always leaves a stain, and does more to glorify one's opponent than to punish his offence.

But the enforcement power, the right to punish, everyone can do the punishing in the state of nature.

Prison is the country's main punishment executive organ, bearing the special functions to punish and reform criminals.

The latter two bodies are required to enforce laws rigorously to punish violations of product quality and safety.

Unlike some Russian nationalists, Ungern liked the Mongols, seeing them as the "scourge of God" to punish a sinful Russia.

He then thought of a plan to punish William Tell.

To punish or chastise by repeated striking with a strap or rod; flog.

Another potential sticking point is the threat to punish employers who fail to provide health insurance to their workers.

We tried to persuade our teacher not to punish us for being late.

Did you know that God promises to punish nations who murder unborn children?

To be angry is to punish yourself for another's sins.

I have a great mind to put it into the fire, to punish your atrocious humbug and hypocrisy.

It is the duty of a government founded on democracy and the rule of law to punish criminals.

She then says she's going to punish Ai by giving her exactly what she wanted, so she starts to rape Ai while WG happily watches.

The idea is to write fiscal discipline into national constitutions and harness the EU's institutions to punish profligacy and excess.

He was adamant in his determination to punish the corrupt officials.

not to punish those students who had been late for class.

China is a country in which the death-penalty system is taken to punish the offenders broadly .

The revenge-driven man was adamant in his determination to punish the criminals.

But the Bush administration opposes a bill in the Senate to punish China for not letting markets set the value of the yuan.

In view of his youth, his father decided not to punish him.

This amounts to more than 41 million crimes, many more than we are able to punish.

Although the civil law generally does not aim to punish, there is an exception.

As such, the leader has the right to "punish" team members if their work doesn't meet the pre-determined standard.

The industry wants to punish music fans for what the technology lets them do, rather than adjusting their business model.

I've offered legislation to punish adults who recklessly let children have access to deadly weapons.

And it has converted lawful defense into a crime, in order to punish lawful defense.

News International has suddenly changed its stance: it now vows to punish anyone implicated.

Bureau of investigation with wide and superior power is set to punish those members of corruption severely.

The right of a public university to punish students is not yet a clearly defined legal term.

Now they are rushing out measure after measure to punish the survivors, accompanied by increasingly fiery rhetoric.

Dragon legends are to rainfall, to punish auspicious demons, magical animal.

It's against to punish the crime of robbery accurately and effectively, and protect of citizens, legal persons and other legal rights.