Life has a way of meting out enough of those.
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Manfred cited that as a factor in meting out only a fine.
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Standing up to cheaters, and meting out real punishment, is common sense.
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Our society does not have masked vigilantes meting out punishment to racists.
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FOR more than 290 years guns have been responsible for meting out violence.
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Local prosecutors are not independent contractors meting out justice as they deem fit.
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I was more intrigued on Monday by Manfred's logic in meting out punishment.
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And companies are increasingly meting out those stock and option awards based on performance.
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That process of restructuring also is gradually meting out other data about the company.
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Jackie was this enforcer and hit man who went around not so much meting out justice as he was meting out the only kind of sanity that could help get things back to even a dishonest, corrupt version of a status quo.
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The company began to slowly and carefully increase production, meting out limited inventory to stores.
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If the writers are so intent on meting out karmic retribution, he's a deserving recipient.
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Adam Schefter says the NFL factored in the St. Patrick's Day incident when meting out punishment.
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The ethics committee is not exactly the world's swiftest when it comes to meting out justice.
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Beijing has a habit of waiting for attention to die down before meting out its punishments.
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In restorative justice, the focus is on repairing the harm done, not necessarily on meting out punishment.
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They're a consequence of a U.S. justice system that's more capable of meting out punishment than pursuing accountability.
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America, he says, is likely to start meting out stiffer punishments, even if that risks friction with China.
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Let's also start meting out punishment to those who lie about investment package and engage in collusive trading.
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Nonetheless, on Thursday, Berman Jackson demonstrated genuine fairness in meting out a more lenient sentence of 40 months.
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In the present system, victims and their loved ones are barely involved in the process of meting out justice.
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Nurgaiv is a wise and patient coach, adept at managing expectations and meting out praise when it's most needed.
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They announced they were the new guys in charge, setting up their own courthouse and a square for meting out punishments.
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All movements, however, risk mutating into something dangerous when standards of proof are discarded in favor of meting out popular justice.
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He has grown up into Tigrero's double and opposite, meting out justice for money and following a strict code of ethics.
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On the one hand, the officials are meting out punishment; on the other hand, no game can be played without them.
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Death squads meting out extra-judicial punishment to suspected criminals and drug dealers have killed at least 22001,29 people, including children.
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The NFL referenced that incident in its domestic violence investigation report -- and considered it when meting out Zeke's 6 game suspension.
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Racial disparities in the meting out of punishment to young people perceived to be unruly is unsurprising, but it is no less disturbing.
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St. John's University, one of the colleges that accepted Landry students, said it was offering support, not meting out discipline, to those students.
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Coach Todd Bowles began meting out the consequences for the Jets' dreadful 5-11 season, firing five of his assistant coaches on Tuesday.
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Navalny was initially more circumspect in meting out the same treatment to the popular Putin, but now attacks the president with equal vehemence.
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"For far too long on Long Island, MS-22016 has been meting out its own version of the death penalty," Mr. Capers said.
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This summer in India, two dozen innocent people died at the hands of mobs convinced that they were meting out justice to kidnappers.
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The referee, Undiano Mallenco, was swift and decisive in meting out those two red cards, along with three more yellow cards, to Atlético players.
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Blake himself was up to meting out a bit of rough treatment when it came to dealing with the products of his own hand.
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But some women felt grilled as if they were lying and frustrated that they were not told if the company was meting out discipline.
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At the drugstore, a mechanical arm sifts through rows of pharmaceuticals before meting out and packing up the correct dosage of pills for you.
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Sullivan, an appointee of President Bill Clinton, indicated he is not always comfortable meting out punishment to people who are still cooperating with authorities.
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Hurricane Maria left no corner of Puerto Rico untouched, meting out systematic destruction to the island and the lives of its 3.4 million citizens.
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Opportunity would be better equalized, at least while other things in America remain very unequal, by meting out financial aid as kids actually need it.
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Kurdish authorities are meting out justice in ad hoc courts, but the region is still part of Syria, and Kurdish control is not internationally recognized.
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They make you feel you should learn a chokehold and begin carrying a shiv, in case vigilante justice needs meting out in the dairy aisle.
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She gave me one, then walked around meting out one here and one there to people she likes, having nothing to do with my team.
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Lawmakers did stop short of meting out a punishment on a fellow senator, and it appeared that Mr. Franken would be able to weather the disclosure.
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It has long been known that there is an overall racial sentencing gap, with judges of all political affiliations meting out longer sentences to black offenders.
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The Outsider bears strong resemblance to Billie herself: someone punished by the forces of power and privilege, meting out the small amount of justice available to them.
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Their independence from influence, and their integrity in meting out the law fairly, are essential to their success and the trust the American public places in them.
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In a deeply divided political climate, he set the tone for independent journalism, meting out criticism for both parties if they failed to serve the greater good.
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"Meting out the appropriate punishment to these criminal assassins ... will be the responsibility and task of all resistance fighters worldwide," Nasrallah said, according to The Daily Telegraph.
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ISIS itself focused its efforts on both the battlefield and meting out justice according to a strict interpretation of Islam, setting up courts that doled out harsh punishments.
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President Xi Jinping has waged war against deep-rooted corruption since taking office five years ago, jailing or meting out lesser punishments to hundreds of thousands of officials.
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Proponents saw the tribunals as a means for meting out swift justice to terrorists, while human rights advocates feared that they would run roughshod over fair-trial protections.
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Berlin did nothing, and then made things worse by dragging its feet, meting out cruel "restructuring" punishments and saddling Athens with an unbearable 325 billion euro of public debt.
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It's a self-reinforcing strategy: Once a county loses the habit of meting out death sentences, it's probably less likely to do so in the future, Garrett's research suggests.
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For such people, unloading their story — even in the safety of a supportive group, directly meting out justice to a perpetrator — can provide relief, but not resolution, therapists said.
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Investigations by the department's Office for Civil Rights tend to focus less on meting out punishment and more on making recommendations for how a university can improve its practices.
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Despite this, we believe that "sexual assault" is an appropriate term to use because it is a term often used by colleges when investigating complaints and meting out discipline.
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President Xi Jinping has mounted a sweeping campaign against deep-rooted corruption since taking office five years ago, jailing or meting out lesser punishments to hundreds of thousands of officials.
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But the ponderous process of meting out international law and hammering home the message that war crimes don't pay has done little to choke off the nationalism at its root.
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It may not matter to you, but I find it important, as I prefer pinot noirs that display finesse rather than power, and I prefer drinking to meting out sips.
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President Xi Jinping has mounted a sweeping campaign against deep-rooted corruption since taking office almost five years ago, jailing or meting out lesser punishments to hundreds of thousands of officials.
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Blizzard has been at the center of a political firestorm in recent weeks after meting out a series of bans to "Hearthstone" players expressing support for the protests in Hong Kong.
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Football's interests have become so entwined with those of the betting industry that it's hard not to see the FA meting out punishments to those two without detecting some degree of hypocrisy.
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More than 500 people are killed in Pakistan each year in so-called "honour killings", usually carried out by members of the victim's family meting out punishment for bringing "shame" on the community.
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The film begins when Judge Faqih has already been on the bench for several years (she was appointed in 2009), and it shows her meting out justice in the courtroom, stern and authoritative.
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Far from being a distraction from the music itself, though, this fuckwittery has shone a brighter light on the beautiful tracks that the project has been meting out over the past couple weeks.
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More than 500 people — almost all women — die in Pakistan each year in such killings, usually carried out by members of the victim's family meting out punishment for bringing "shame" on the community.
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BEIRUT, Jan 16 (Reuters) - An upsurge of violence in Lebanon's protests against the ruling elite, with police meting out beatings and protesters hurling stones, has alarmed rights groups and whipped up public fury.
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The United States has accused Russia of a campaign of harassment against its diplomats in Moscow, while Russia has accused Washington of meting out similar treatment to Russian diplomats based in the United States.
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Following North Korea's sixth nuclear test over the weekend, the United Nations (UN) warned its members to "redouble efforts" to enforce existing sanctions against the pariah state but refrained from meting out new punishment.
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The Tax Justice Network argues that Switzerland "corrupted its courts" to teach Mr Elmer a lesson and discourage would-be whistleblowers, meting out "the sort of treatment one might expect from a totalitarian regime".
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I realized that he probably visited strangers several times a day, meting out bits of himself, then moving on, often forever, and I considered what an odd path through professional experience that must be.
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Related: Iran Executed More Than 500 People Last Year for Drug-Related Crimes McAuliffe's decision carries particular weight given Virginia's history of racism when it comes to meting out justice with the electric chair.
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In the April 23, 2013 email Lettko sent to Arthur about meting out to discipline to the detainees, he noted the challenges military officials faced in operating Guantanamo and how unique the operations are.
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Weapons have been smuggled into the camp, where radical inhabitants have continued to enforce the draconian laws of the former so-called caliphate, meting out sometimes lethal punishment to those who fall out of line.
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But legislators in Louisiana, which imprisons the most citizens per capita and has the worst record in the country for meting out life sentences to adolescents, are giving a similar bill a warm, bipartisan reception.
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Instead we get wizards, dragons and spider kings, the band meting out classic doom that merges high fantasy with a sense of atavistic classicism wassailing the glory days of Candlemass, Cirith Ungol and Pagan Altar.
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One of the reigning symbolic patriarchs of genre cinema — a fraternity that includes Clint Eastwood, Liam Neeson and the rather less-convincing Bruce Willis — Mr. Washington has been meting out extreme punishment for some time.
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The authorities said at least two of the 15 in custody were village leaders accused of tampering with evidence and meting out their own fines and punishments instead of reporting the crime to the police.
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But, the statement is far from an apology ... in fact, he DEFENDS the offensive language he used during his live stream and accused Twitch of having a "double standard" when it comes to meting out punishment.
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Another, more major reason is that Disney made a very smart move in choosing to unveil the character the way it did, and meting out his development by releasing The Mandalorian one episode at a time.
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Now, Mueller's investigations leave one major mission unfinished: meting out justice to the intelligence, congressional, FBI and DOJ officials who appear to have used a political dirty trick to falsely weave an unproven narrative of Russia collusion.
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Islamic State redrew the map of the Middle East in 2014 when it declared its ultra-radical Sunni Islamist "caliphate" and established a rule known for mass killings, sexual enslavement and meting out punishments such as crucifixion.
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We might want to be the kind of people who stand up for ourselves or people we agree with — but do we want to be the kind of people who shame others, meting out (potentially disproportionate) vigilante justice?
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Even though the allegations against Weinstein helped propel the Me Too movement into its current place of prominence and launch a nationwide conversation around sexual assault, the process of actually meting out criminal consequences for those allegations is far from simple.
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Faced with crippling debts and the loss of douchey moneyman Judd Lumpkin's patronage after a wonderful rec hoops meltdown, Chris Samuels has no choice but to head into the ring, fighting jobbers inside the arena and meting out vigilante justice outside of it.
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Like the men around her, Jubbouri said her motive for taking up arms was hatred of Islamic State, which overran large parts of the country more than two years ago, meting out brutal punishments and killing its opponents, including several of her cousins.
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Tamimi said there was not much mourning as many militant supporters were glad to see Baghdadi dead because he had in their view damaged the jihad project by his group's cruelty by meting out punishments such as amputations of legs and hands.
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Related: The Islamic State Has Beheaded an 81-Year-Old Antiquities Scholar in Palymra The militants ruled the town with an iron fist, repurposing its iconic amphitheater as a stage for public executions and meting out brutal punishments against residents who broke their strict laws.
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Just to accept that, yeah, I think that that's a weird fitting coda to this story, both in sort of the surreality and absurdness of the crime, and in the sort of meting out of karmic justice, which is again, not how the criminal justice should work.
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When Major League Baseball and the players' union jointly developed a policy on the issue nearly two years ago, it was intended to avoid missteps that had plagued other sports, particularly the N.F.L., when it came to investigating instances of domestic violence and meting out punishment.
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RETURN OF THE LOYALISTS: Two Trump loyalists are returning to the White House as Trump seems bent on taking an iron grip of the government following his acquittal on impeachment charges, along with meting out a healthy dose of revenge on those he thinks tried to undermine him.
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And they'd done it by following the formula Donald Trump demonstrated during his presidential campaign: not simply by being outrageous, but by being strategic about it—meting out outrageous acts over a 12-hour period, for instance, ensuring an extra day of media attention for one little conference.
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That's not to say the boxer meting out such physical punishment is the victim in this scenario, but you can't deny the mental anguish one would suffer in this instance—and Chris Eubank Sr. Is the perfect example of that with how he dealt with the injuries he dished out to Michael Watson.
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Those rules — delivered in a 2011 "Dear Colleague" letter sent to colleges by the Obama Administration that laid out how sexual assault complaints were to be handled, as well a 2014 follow-up — came in response to accounts of colleges failing to take complaints seriously, letting untrained employees botch investigations and meting out little discipline.
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The findings of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, will significantly influence how they proceed, top House Democrats cautioned, but at the moment their preparations for battle are focused almost exclusively on unearthing new facts and challenging the Justice Department for access to the evidence that Mr. Mueller has gathered, not on meting out punishment.
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Investigations found Juul is readily available to underage users, amid mysterious vaping deathsIn 2017, the US Food and Drug Administration launched an undercover crackdown of Juul sales to minors, which it called the "largest coordinated enforcement effort" in agency history, eventually meting out over 1,300 warning letters and fines to retailers for illegally selling Juul and other e-cigarette products to minors.
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The "manner" language has existed in federal law for more than five decades over the past century, but leapt to the fore in a legal challenge brought after Attorney General Bill Barr announced last July that he had adopted a new lethal injection protocol and planned to move forward with five executions, putting the federal government back into business of meting out capital punishment for the first time since 2003.
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But as Vox's Matthew Yglesias has noted, few investigations have been launched into these seeming conflicts of interest, in part because lawmakers have limited options for meting out punishment under the current make up of Congress: Republicans won't convict Trump of anything, Democratic leaders don't want to push an impeachment process that polls poorly, and those who do favor an "impeachment inquiry" have something more complicated in mind than standing up for the obvious principle that the president can't line their pockets.
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