Making an example of King's Landing was a harsh decision.
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This is race, and they're making an example of the wrong person.
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"Making an example of him" Zhang's case may be rare, but it is not unique.
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" They are making an example of me and sending a warning message to other journalists," he said.
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I don't think that making an example of him for that would have been fair at all.
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"I do think they're making an example of him," said Mark Warren, Scott Warren's father, outside the courtroom.
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The sentencing offered her a chance to reclaim her voice while making an example of Nassar, she said.
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Instead, Sakurai announced an update to assist trophies that allows them to be damaged and killed, making an example of Waluigi.
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The law seems to be making an example of Lopez as the Trump administration brings back harsh minimum drug sentencing laws.
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But instead of making an example of Cardinal Wuerl, Francis praised his "nobility" and held him up as a model bishop.
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Justice Department officials might also be interested in making an example of Mr. Comey, a development almost certain to please Mr. Trump.
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But new research suggests more clearly than ever before that the strategy of making an example of Ulbricht didn't deter Silk Road users.
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The other panelist during the interview was "doing nothing but politicizing the issue of making an example of one particular child," Lewandowski said.
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For him, this case has been about making an example of me – crushing me – all because he disapproves of what I believe about marriage.
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They began by making an example of wealthy foreigners: the first warning was issued to Swissôtel Grand, a five-star hotel, for improper sorting.
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Unlike Armenian leaders, however, Mr. Putin cracked down hard, sending in the riot police and making an example of some protesters with lengthy jail sentences.
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"For him, this case has been about making an example of me — crushing me — all because he disapproves of what I believe about marriage," she said.
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The FBI and the Justice Department seem bent on making an example of Levandowski, who received some $120 million in bonuses from Google's autonomous-vehicle project.
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By making an example of one company closely tied to Mahan, Treasury is giving others a chance to cut Mahan loose before it does it for them.
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The teen told The Sunday Telegraph earlier this year that she regreted speaking to the media and believed that the British government is "making an example" of her.
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The easiest way to do so will be by making an example of the United Kingdom; using the continent's much larger economic power to exact punishing concessions from Britain.
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At the very least, the agency seems to be making an example of this couple, who took what the I.R.S. deemed aggressive steps in the construction of their small captive.
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Mill's story has nothing to do with public safety, and everything to do with making an example of someone by exploiting the punitive and vengeful aspects of incarceration and probation.
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But for others, the experience of being targeted by Mr. Trump is nightmarish and a form of public degradation that they believe is intended to scare off adversaries by making an example of them.
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But instead of making an example of Cardinal Wuerl, who was named in a recent Pennsylvania grand jury report that accused church leaders of covering up abuse, Francis held him up as a model.
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While other Fanya investors continue to demand answers, no trial date has been set for those in detention, who authorities appear to be making an example of to deter others from taking them to task.
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Making an example of herself and all she had accomplished, Ms. Leng'ete convinced the younger men that cutting wasn't good for the community, and she turned them into back-channel diplomats, who helped persuade the elders.
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The Chinese government last month seized Mr. Wu's company, Anbang Insurance Group, in a move seen as making an example of a firm that piled on too much debt too fast and added risks to the country's already creaky financial system.
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But instead of making an example of Cardinal Wuerl, who was named in a recent Pennsylvania grand jury report that accused church leaders of covering up abuse, Francis held him up as a model for the future unity of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Ahmed al Darbi has offered critically inculpating evidence against former senior al Qaeda leaders and personal friends of Osama bin Laden; it is perhaps wishful thinking to believe one of the world's most resourceful and vicious terror syndicates would not have an interest in making an example of al Darbi's betrayal.
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For multiple geopolitical and domestic political reasons, the administration has far more to gain from helping engineer a face-saving exit for itself and its ally from its biggest foreign policy crisis in nearly two years in office than by making an example of the Saudis in a belated stand for human rights.
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It's one in which notionally private companies cooperate with the government to track dissidents and radicals and censor speech; one in which your fellow citizens act as enforcers of the ideological consensus, making an example of you for comments you intended only for your friends; one in which even the wealth and power of your overlords can't buy privacy.
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However he added that able students seem to "lack a positive collective story or identity", making an example of Jane.Dean 2008, p.10. Lorna Cooper a columnist of website MSN TV, branded Jane and Des one of "TV's gruesome twosomes". She has listed Jane as one of Soap Opera's forgotten characters, claiming her as a favourite out of the golden era of Neighbours.
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One way states build this capacity is by common membership in international organizations. The second condition is the "compatibility of major values relevant to political decision-making". An example of a major politically relevant value given by Deutsch is political ideology. However, more recent empirical research showed that the often hypothesized role of liberal values and general trust in the development of security communities is overestimated.
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The battle turned in favour of the ducal forces and Henry took Conan prisoner. Henry was angry that Conan had turned against his feudal lord. He had him taken to the top of Rouen Castle and then, despite Conan's offers to pay a huge ransom, threw him off the top of the castle to his death. Contemporaries considered Henry to have acted appropriately in making an example of Conan, and Henry became famous for his exploits in the battle.
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Sports Illustrated writer Marty Burns said that Anthony faced becoming known by sports fans across America as the player who punched Collins in the face and then ran away. An example of the backlash was Northwest Airlines pulling Anthony from its in-flight magazine cover, as it said it did not want "to condone the behavior of Anthony". In 2019, Anthony said that the NBA was "making an example of [him] at that point in time" because of the fallout from the Pacers–Pistons brawl.
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Caesar saw that his work could never be brought to a successful conclusion if similar revolts were allowed to break out constantly in different parts of the county and believed his "clemency" was so well known that no one would think him a cruel man if he took severe measures. He therefore decided to deter all others by making an example of the defenders of Uxellodunum. All who had borne arms had their hands cut off and were then let go so that everyone might see what punishment was meted evildoers.
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The song's official video was released on October 7, 2020, directed by Joe Weil. The visual opens with the duo arriving at a luxurious, closed-off estate, wherafter they are seen in front of a large fountain as tons of lights accentute their extravagant outfits; the fountain is later seen spewing blood. In and around the mansion, they are seen living lavish lifestyles with half-naked women parading around. In imagery reminiscent of the film Scarface, they conduct "shady" deals with questionable accomplices, along with having an actual dog chasing unwanted visitors off the property and making an example of them.
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Although weak at the time of the auctions and the economic downturn of the mid-1990s, from 2000 the government under new leader Vladimir Putin grew in strength, until it became able politically to outweigh the power of the oligarchs. On October 25, 2003, Yukos CEO Mikhail Khodorkovsky was arrested on charges of fraud and tax evasion. Leonid Bershidsky, founder of Russian business newspaper Vedomosti, wrote: "Any of the oligarchs could have faced similar charges; Khodorkovsky's imprisonment made them so docile that Putin confined himself to making an example of just one victim".A $50 Billion Bill for Putin's Aggression, by Leonid Bershidsky, bloombergview.
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Geoffrey objected to these appointments, and as a result his estates were confiscated by the king until he submitted and became a priest. The historians Ralph Turner and Richard Heiser speculate that Richard's strategy in making these appointments was to keep Geoffrey distracted by problems within his diocese, and thus unable to challenge for the English throne. The two historians also suggest that Richard may have been making an example of Geoffrey, in a demonstration that he could be harsh even with his own relatives. Geoffrey's ordination as a priest took place at Southwell on 23 September 1189, in a ceremony performed by John the Bishop of Whithorn.
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Minister Tobin and the federal cabinet then told the DFO to demonstrate Canadian resolve on the issue by "making an example" of a European Union fishing vessel. On 9 March 1995, an offshore patrol aircraft detected the Spanish stern trawler Estai in international waters outside Canada's 200-nautical-mile EEZ. Armed DFO patrol vessels, Cape Roger, Leonard J. Cowley and Canadian Coast Guard ship , intercepted and pursued Estai, which cut its weighted trawl net and fled after an initial boarding attempt. A chase that lasted several hours ended after the Canadian Fisheries Patrol vessel Cape Roger fired a .50 calibre machine gun across the Estais bow.
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The Guardian. 2012-06-08. Although residents claim that the presence of anti-government fighters was small, rebels from the general area were responsible for several attacks on army checkpoints resulting in the destruction of around nine tanks and the deaths of a number of soldiers. Residents also claim the army assault was meant to stymie protests in the surrounding villages by making an example of Taftanaz which largely joined the uprising early on. Although protests continue to be held by young residents in Taftanaz, they are much smaller since the 3 April assault. State media reported that a rebel assault on the Taftanaz Military Airbase was repelled and several rebels were killed on 29 August.
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In the dispensation of justice, he was characterized by what Malti-Douglas describes as "severity bordering on sadism". While tolerant of error and not above displays of sentimentality and tenderness, when his wrath was aroused he resorted to torture in the most ingenious ways, and had special torture chambers constructed underneath his palace. Chroniclers such as al- Mas'udi and the Mamluk historian al-Safadi describe in great detail the tortures inflicted by the Caliph on prisoners, as well as his practice of making an example of them by having them publicly displayed in Baghdad. Thus the Caliph is reported to have used bellows to inflate his prisoners, or buried them upside down in pits.
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The columbarium's importance stemmed from its having been a source of revenue for the priory as its principal agricultural purpose was the production of fertiliser. Pigeon fertiliser (guano) was essential for herb gardens and economically more highly valued than equivalents produced by cattle, sheep or pigs. It was also a sine qua non for the successful growing of hemp which was widely used for cloth, rope and sack making. An example of the economic importance attached to pigeon guano may be gauged from the miniature for the month of February, painted by the Limburg brothers in 1416, in the Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, presently conserved at Chantilly, in the Musée Condé (Ms 65).
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Union organizers suggested that Walmart was making an example of the Jonquière store to pressure workers at other locations not to unionize. At the Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec Walmart, the 200 employees had organized successfully in January 2005 but contract negotiations stalled and an arbitrator was called in, finally reaching a two-year deal on April 9, 2009. However the Saint-Hyacinthe contract was seen largely as a Pyrrhic victory for the UFCW, as the arbitrator portrayed "Walmart as at least as good an employer-even a superior employer- compared with other retailers", noting that Walmart workers were paid more than their counterparts at Zellers. The union's calls for wage and benefit increases were all rejected, particularly their demand for an automatic-progression annual wage scales, as that would have conflicted with the company-wide annual performance evaluation, a key component of Walmart's business model.
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