How To Use Punitively In A Sentence
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He said: ‘The judge punitively and vindictively imposed these defence costs.’
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The reality is that left to their own devices, most businesses that emit pollution will follow the money, even if that means treading punitively on the environment underfoot.
Edward Flattau: Environmental Masochism
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And director Francesca Zambello kept a focus on storytelling so that the action was always clear, from the moment when the handsome captain of the guard, Narraboth, kills himself out of frustrated passion for the princess Salome to the moment when the princess, smeared with blood from the decapitated head she has just kissed, is punitively garrotted (rather than crushed by a shield) by another guardsman.
Washington National Opera unveils a lively 'Salome'
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Mr Ingram said: ‘The judge punitively and vindictively imposed these defence costs.’
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Meanwhile, the state's burden on individuals and businesses remains punitively high, both in terms of Paris's tax take and its regulatory demands, and spending reductions have been incremental at best.
Sarkozy's Last Chance
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The ECB pays a 0.5% interest on overnight deposits and charges a punitively high 2% on overnight borrowing versus its main refinancing rate of 1.25%.
ECB Deposits Hit New High
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OFAC is inherently a regulator and punitively focused.
John McAuliff: President Opens Door for Travel to Cuba
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And director Francesca Zambello kept a focus on storytelling so that the action was always clear, from the moment when the handsome captain of the guard, Narraboth, kills himself out of frustrated passion for the princess Salome to the moment when the princess, smeared with blood from the decapitated head she has just kissed, is punitively garrotted (rather than crushed by a shield) by another guardsman.
Washington National Opera unveils a lively 'Salome'
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Unfortunately, just as Stone is fun but unreliable, Hulsker is authoritative but almost punitively boring.
A Stranger to Himself
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Access to Information requests at the provincial level have also become punitively expensive.
ProWomanProLife » Freedom rankings
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But this week, Mr. Obama has raised doubts about proposed legislation to punitively tax large bonuses at companies that have taken taxpayer bailouts .
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More tobacco industry litigation and settlements are expected to punitively punish the tobacco industry for long-term misrepresentation of the health risks associated with smoking.
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‘He has no trouble speaking off the cuff when he's speaking punitively, when he's talking about violence, when he's talking about revenge,’ Miller told Whyte.
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The judge knew we had all these debts and yet he punitively and vindictively imposed these defence costs on us as well.
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The judge knew we had all these debts and yet he punitively and vindictively imposed these defence costs on us as well.
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I feel that such a licence should be priced at a punitively high level - â10, 000 per year is what I picked from the air, but that's only a ball-park figure.
