penal measure

Any penal measure not based on formal law was prohibited.

Penal measures are not working: we have to come down hard on the clubs in terms of financial penalties, as has now been done.

Race and gender issues in relation to penal measures.

It has been interpreted as open season for introducing draconian penal measures.

But we also have to take action where the crime of mutilation has already occurred, with penal measures and sanctions.

Penal measures for older young offenders include a fine or imprisonment in a juvenile prison.

Moreover, it supported the adoption of penal measures against incendiaries.

In a full Mormon theocracy, the practice would be implemented by the state as a penal measure.

Starting in February 1979, new penal measures based on Islamic principles of justice went into effect.

Penal measures should also be introduced for transit countries that violate arms embargos.

In addition to the penal measures, there are a number of police and civil-law measures to protect against domestic violence.

Any non-compliance will attract penal measures including cancellation of licence of the bank.

All point toward fatally flawed assumptions about who 'dangerous' offenders are and the sort of penal measures that might stem their criminal behaviour.

So his demands were: improvement of existing societal conditions and penal measures specifically aimed at the rehabilitation of the offender.

The Member States must take administrative or penal measures to penalize infringements of the Directive.

Their greatest needs are not for penal measures but for stable and caring families, decent accommodation and community medical (including psychiatric) provision.

This is a penal measure and the courts must take care to see that this former expression is not treated as if it were the latter.'

Social measures, although they will never themselves eliminate crime, will reduce it; secondly, adequate penal measures must complement social innovations.

The Vatican said Wednesday that with Lahey's criminal trial now over, the church will now impose its own disciplinary or penal measures against him.

That means we must set up the necessary monitoring system so that we can apply dissuasive and even penal measures, which could even include economic sanctions.

The Vatican issued a statement Wednesday saying it was reviewing its own "imposition of the appropriate disciplinary or penal measures," Postmedia said.

Minors who commit criminal offences between the ages of 16 and 18 years may be subject to educational measures or alternatively in exceptional cases to a penal measure.

We need screening programmes, we need a notification requirement, and we need penal measures for those conducting genital mutilation in the EU.

In Title 18 of the U.S. Code, a new article 2319A was inserted, detailing the penal measures against infringements of this new bootlegging prohibition.

The effectiveness of penalties and of traditional penal measures intended to combat this form of criminality may be questionable in most cases, but here again comparative research should be developed further.