How To Use Meted out In A Sentence
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Like the treatment meted out to anyone who disagreed with or disbelieved the lies that took our military into Iraq?
Levin swears repeatedly at Goldman hearing
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But if it shall be otherwise -- if they stubbornly, sullenly persist in cherishing and manifesting the spirit of treason, making their motto to read, Bound, but not broken, then let the severities of immutable justice be meted out to them: let them die the death.
A Discourse on the Death of Abraham Lincoln
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The sentence is consistent with punishments previously meted out to those charged with establishing parties.
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No punishments have been meted out to anyone as yet but an investigation is going on.
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Severe punishments are meted out to violators.
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The battle of the sexes, (c. 1918 – c. 2007), the colorful dialects, the familiar supernatural characters in newish situations, the punishments meted out by omnipotent powers, these all are equally interesting. bc Says:
A GOTHIC ADVENTURE • by Paul A. Freeman
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In the constitutions he drew up each nation or people was left the use of its own laws; gradually the duchies were divided into countships, the counts being vassals iof the king, and having in turn valvassori (vassi-vassorum) who looked up to them as liege-lords, while ranking over all were the missi dominici who in the king's name saw to it that justice was meted out to everyone.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 9: Laprade-Mass Liturgy
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The rhetoric of prejudicial disdain is meted out, on the one hand against the “hoity-toity”, and on the other against the “hoi poloi” -- against the “snob” with complex tastes and the “pleb” with simple tastes.
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But American administrations, first at a state then a national level, became disgusted by the justice they saw meted out to their citizens by the Strand.
As Twitter and WikiLeaks make a mockery of the high court, is this the end of privacy as we know it?
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It is not hard to see why local boy Steinbeck loved this place despite his depiction of the harshness meted out to some.
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His position has been carefully isolated as his various Lieutenants have, at last, been subjected to searching cross-examination instead of the toothless gumming meted out by the MSM over the years, something which has demonstrated the high standards of advocacy that are produced by our adversarial system of litigation, though, strictly speaking, an inquest is inquisitorial in nature.
Archive 2008-02-10
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He read it literally as real, actual abuse meted out by an attacker on her victim.
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Even more remarkably, in many cases, the resistant slave was allowed to live, and sometimes no punishment was meted out at all.
A Renegade History of the United States
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A divine justice is meted out; Dr. Grant, who begins by liking his goose tender, ends by bringing on “apoplexy and death, by three great institutionary dinners in one week”.
The Common Reader
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The Hebrew here for "directed" is the same as in Isa 40: 12 for "meted out"; thus the sense is, "Jehovah measures out heaven with His span"; but who can measure Him? that is,
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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The punishments meted out to the banks were not specified.
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It is recorded in Jeremiah that everyone will be meted out retribution for his own sins.
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At least 1,300 people were arrested and heavy jail sentences meted out.
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Punishment was meted out to suit the offense; once it had been administered, the account was squared, and no wise clan lord or war leader continued to hold the past against his followers.
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How man turns beastly to man as soon as you grant him an inch of power over his victim was very interesting, especially the power games and humiliation meted out.
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The punishments meted out to the banks were not specified.
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During the middle ages, the church became notorious for the punishment meted out to persons dealing with persons practising the occult sciences which included palmistry, astrology, and astronomy.
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Severe punishments will be meted out on violators, particularly those who abuse the internet to download and spread ‘poisonous and harmful’ information.
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The decision has opened the way for further reviews of sentences meted out to teenagers.
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Traffic officer Roger Manser said today the same treatment would be meted out to other motorists who equipped their cars with the £40 kits.
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Why give tacit approval to the shabby treatment meted out to savers?
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But when poverty forced his family to move to a grim Paris suburb, he awoke suddenly to what he called the abominable treatment meted out to all the potential "myselves" who had been conditioned to become subcitizens good only to keep working to pay for the retirements of the "real" French when the French age pyramid gets thin at the base.
The Truth About Jihad
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While the Government, the police particularly, have lamented about increasing road carnage resulting from overloading, nothing seems to be solved because no punishment is meted out to the culprits as they corruptly get away with it.
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Many wondered whether he could survive meted out in professional football.
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Their detective is an outsider on every count and the violence is meted out against a community which is marginalised and forgotten.
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A pair of Mississippi misogynists were given a dressing down when a judge meted out a fitting punishment for their crimes.
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Needless to say, no such treatment has been meted out to the alleged fraudsters.
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I would have thought that one of the key attributes to being a referee was the ability to ignore the abuse meted out by the crowd.
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The idea was based on the punishment meted out to "failing" legions in by Rome, and from which the word 'decimate', comes
Archive 2008-01-06
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Critics last night warned that consigning the sprawling army camp to history would not defuse the furious row over the ill-treatment meted out to teenagers entrusted to the care of commanders at the site.
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Singh was unhappy with the treatment meted out by the Jammu and Kashmir state government to the Amarnath Sanagrsh Samiti leaders in Jammu on Saturday where police opened lathi charge on Samiti leaders outside Abhinav Theater in Jammu before the solemn homage ceremony.
JammuTrader battling for life in Chandigarh Hospital after self immolation
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Engineering sector lawmaker Raymond Ho said the punishment meted out was too lenient.
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The punishment being meted out has lost all connection with reality.
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On the occasions that punishment has been meted out, it is generally mild.
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Hopefully there will be maximum prison terms meted out to send the message south that Americans don't like our horses killed for the sick fun of illegal aliens.
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If he dragged his heels or didn't "mind," his father meted out punishment with a shingle.
A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden
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Their thanks was to kill both him and his dog and then skedaddle back to Mexico, which refuses to hand over murderers to the US until we promise not to mete out the same punishment to them that they meted out to their victims.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Why the Arizona Law is Much Worse than the Federal Law It is Supposedly Based On
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Whereas the case cannot constitute a crime, administrative punishments shall be meted out.
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When there is clear evidence of a footballing crime that the referee failed to spot, it seems that a retrospective punishment can he meted out.
Times, Sunday Times
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A forfeit, on the other hand, means that the audience was less than impressed with the scene and an appropriate punishment is meted out.
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Despite massive criticism for how it has or hasn't meted out punishment in several high-profile cases recently—including the controversy surrounding Auburn quarterback Cam Newton—the NCAA has publicly committed to steeping up its efforts.
The Sport That Can't Keep a Secret
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During the night-time, a different form of punishment was meted out.
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Compare and contrast the treatment meted out to Minister Lewis, who was constantly interrupted with incredulous comments and expostulations.
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He is a master of platitudinous nonsensical mutterings meted out in a muttonheaded masterly display of the obvious.
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The treatment meted out to captured soldiers was harsh.
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The rhetoric of prejudicial disdain is meted out, on the one hand against the “hoity-toity”, and on the other against the “hoi poloi” -- against the “snob” with complex tastes and the “pleb” with simple tastes.
Archive 2009-06-01
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The Tamils, who appeared to take no joy in choosing between two men who have killed tens of thousands of their neighbours, surprised many observers by turning strongly to Gen. Fonseka in what some describe as a concerted act of revenge for the abuse and segregation meted out by the government after the war.
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Punishment is meted out to the offender because this is what he deserves in response to his infraction of the criminal law.
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But in spite of the injustices meted out by her father, she is not bitter.
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The trio states that such treatment was meted out even against mentally ill inmates.
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That corporal punishments were meted out to workers, including women, was the common complaint of the workers whom we met at the general meeting of the union members on March 6, 2001.
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In my day discipline was meted out with either the cane or a strap across the backside.
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The punishment being meted out has lost all connection with reality.
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We are told that the courts of appeals are supposed to give a great deal of deference to the reasoned (and reasonable) sentences meted out by district court judges, even where the judges of the CoA would reach a different sentence than that of the district court.
The Volokh Conspiracy » The Cruel and Unusual Punishment Clause and Life Without Parole for Under-18 (Nonhomicide) Offenders
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Despite the fact that the parade remained Christmased-out to the max, and had always welcomed Tulsans of all stripes to celebrate their particular holidays, Inhofe had to travel almost fifteen miles in order to find a parade that had the name "Christmas" in it in order to ride his horsey, which is some of the worst religious persecution ever meted out to humans.
Jim Inhofe On Parade Slight: 'Why Do They Always Pick On The Christians?'
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But that promise has come to naught, amid recriminations about his refusal to make a formal apology for the treatment meted out to Aboriginals by generations of white Australians.
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Certainly it was a shocking and upsetting moment when his punishment was meted out to him with so little justice, especially when he is told that he must become a Christian.
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In a jocular vein he speaks about the raw deal meted out to directors by certain half-baked specialists ‘who speak authoritatively’ about cinema.
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In a jocular vein he speaks about the raw deal meted out to directors by certain half-baked specialists ‘who speak authoritatively’ about cinema.
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In the original jail dungeon they will see the punishments being meted out and hear the anguished cries of the prisoners.
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People will not, however, tolerate indefinitely shabby treatment meted out to right-minded citizens who work unrewarded in the interests of the community and its future.
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Ejections and suspensions of members for rowdiness or unparliamentary language are usually not meted out against Ministers, despite the fact that they are often amongst the worst offenders.
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JENA, Louisiana CNN.com — Thousands of protesters clogged the tiny town of Jena, Louisiana, Thursday to show their indignation over what they consider unjust, unequal punishments meted out in two racially charged incidents.
“It won’t do to have TRUTH AND JUSTICE on our side; We must have LAW AND LAWYERS.”
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And no actual punishment is meted out for the faults that are uncovered.
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Reward or punishment are meted out quite independent of human interference.
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She has had trouble with her back and was tearful with relief after the comforting reassurance meted out by her principal and tutors.
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The judge meted out severe penalties.
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And no actual punishment is meted out for the faults that are uncovered.
Times, Sunday Times
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Contrary to Regulation 3, the punishments meted out for these offences included canings on various parts of the body; beatings with straps or pointers; hair pulling; and beatings with hands or fists.
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The judge meted out severe penalties.
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Victorian schoolteachers regularly meted out physical punishment to their pupils.
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But… I will promise that justice will be meted out.
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Victorian schoolteachers regularly meted out physical punishment to their pupils.
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There is urgent need to link and sensitise the police, medical fraternity and the judiciary so that deterring punishments are meted out to the offenders, he said.
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Severe penalties were meted out by the court.
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Worth makes the man, and want of it the fellow, and that it is to her best interest to place all men upon the same footing before the law; mete out the same punishment to the white scamp that is inexorably meted out to the black scamp, for a scamp is a scamp any way you twist it; a social pest that should be put where he will be unable to harm any one.
Black and White
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Short stuff sat up on the slow surface, imploring the punishment meted out.
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The brutality with which this informal justice is meted out has outraged human rights activists.
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The credit of more than ordinarily clever work had been meted out by the columnful, and his name glared boldly from the vivid account of all he had done in the case.
A Husband by Proxy
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Much the same treatment was meted out to the illustrious society ladies among whom she networked so assiduously.
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The sentence is consistent with punishments previously meted out to those charged with establishing parties.
Times, Sunday Times
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These anticoagulants are poison for wildlife, but one of them - warfarin - is a spectacularly great medicine for human beings when meted out in the proper dose.
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He did not say what punishments had been meted out to other offenders.
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Harsh punishment is expected to be meted out to the murderer.
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Why give tacit approval to the shabby treatment meted out to savers?
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'She received me haughtily: she meted out a wide space between us, and kept me aloof by the reserved gesture, the rare and alienated glance, the word calmly civil.'
Shirley, by Charlotte Bronte
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The brutality with which this informal justice is meted out has outraged human rights activists.
Times, Sunday Times
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Harsh punishment is expected to be meted out to the murderer.
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During the night-time, a different form of punishment was meted out.
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What if the man who had liquidated her were to be hanged for the justice he had meted out?
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When there is clear evidence of a footballing crime that the referee failed to spot, it seems that a retrospective punishment can he meted out.
Times, Sunday Times
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Though the Crimea region is home to more than 250,000 Muslim Crimean Tatars, cases of Sharia punishment being meted out by stoning have thus far been unheard of.
Conflicting Reports Over Death Of Katya Koren, 19-Year-Old 'Muslim' Beauty Queen, Emerge
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Victorian schoolteachers regularly meted out physical punishment to their pupils.
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I know it's always been there, but the aggressive and occasionally horrifying disdain I've seen meted out to my nieces and nephews is in another league compared to the mild joshing I received for being a "swot", and which was always countered by the protection and drive to succeed that the vast majority of my teachers displayed.
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The rhetoric of prejudicial disdain is meted out, on the one hand against the “hoity-toity”, and on the other against the “hoi poloi” -- against the “snob” with complex tastes and the “pleb” with simple tastes.
Archive 2009-06-01
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But she was not prepared for the treatment meted out by the villagers, once her candidature became public knowledge.
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At least 1,300 people were arrested and heavy jail sentences meted out.
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What comes as an eye opener for those talking about peace is the recent set of reports by the Bar Association of Kashmir High Court who have questioned the treatment meted out to the detenues in various jails in and outside the state.
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Justice was meted out to the offenders.
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The penalty is believed to be the most severe yet meted out to a scientist for falsifying research findings.
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I would have thought that one of the key attributes to being a referee was the ability to ignore the abuse meted out by the crowd.
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So not only am I not sure who filed what complaint against whom, but I won't know if any punishment is meted out at all.
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He can be direct and a little abrupt, but they say the treatment meted out to him has been over the top.
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It marks the third such punishment that the network has meted out to a host in the last year.
Ed Schultz Apologizes: Laura Ingraham Comments 'Vile And Inappropriate' (VIDEO)
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He can be direct and a little abrupt, but they say the treatment meted out to him has been over the top.
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He can be direct and a little abrupt, but they say the treatment meted out to him has been over the top.
Times, Sunday Times
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Its primary focus is on cases relating to fraud, corruption, counterfeit goods and tax offences and focuses on assuring that appropriate sentences are meted out in courts.
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Death was meted out to the man who had drawn the lot by the other nine men of his decury, who were required to beat him to death with their cudgels.
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In many of the informants' recollections of bathroom incidents, the punishment was meted out without regard to the students' obvious efforts to comply with school rules of requesting permission.
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They were not interrogated, and no justice was meted out to them.
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Rajah added that the jail term meted out to Lim Teck Choon, 56, took into account mitigating factors raised by his lawyer.
Lim Kit Siang
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Her strong, independent characters have more in common with the sassy broads of 1940s and 1950s Hollywood than the insipid, passive roles generally meted out to today's luckless ingénues.
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And above all else, a General should see that justice is meted out.
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Thus our Constitution makes the fundamental decision to sacrifice efficiency in the realm of law enforcement by guaranteeing that no punishment can be meted out in the absence of virtual certainty of individual guilt.
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Again, concerns about the unsuitability of product designs, marketing and target audience had been flagged to the FSA years before it meted out its fines to several high - profile banks and financial advisers in the past two years.
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Important factual aspects to the plot are meted out in small nuggets of narrative mashed between massive marathons of nauseating nonsense.
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Why give tacit approval to the shabby treatment meted out to savers?
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Violence meted out to women in the country is widespread and inhuman; worse, is sanctioned by society.
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If he dragged his heels or didn't "mind," his father meted out punishment with a shingle.
A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden
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Whereas the case cannot constitute a crime, administrative punishments shall be meted out.
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Short stuff sat up on the slow surface, imploring the punishment meted out.
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Japan's ancient sport has been rocked to the core by numerous scandals in recent years, including drug offenses, a death threat and a six - year prison term meted out to a stablemaster over physical abuse leading to the death of a 17-year-old wrestler.
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