कड़ी-सज़ा-देना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

According to Shiran's analysis, the political and legal systems tend to severely punish Mizrahi and Arab politicians belonging to small parties, while on the other hand showing restraint towards, or even ignoring the actions of politicians who are closer to the ruling hegemony.

This unusual power dynamic is famously demonstrated through the fool in Shakespeare's King Lear, who works in the royal court and remains the only character who Lear does not severely punish for speaking his mind about the king and his precarious situations.

Acquisitiveness and greed in the Senate were to be severely punished, apparently, by Cicero's laws.

Retail outlets can be severely punished by manufacturers for releasing a product even a day before the street date, a process known as "breaking street.

In 211 BC during the Second Punic War, Capua was severely punished by the Romans due to its alliance with Hannibal and its domination of Campania waned in favour of Neapolis.

For this he was severely punished, though not killed.

It is also given to Long John Silver on a leaf from a Bible, but he escapes execution by scolding at his crew that they have defiled the holy book and will be severely punished for it before he gives his crew a second chance once he accepts their forgiveness.

All who befriend the prisoners or assist in their liberation shall be well rewarded, but those who may injure them shall be severely punished.

The black soldiers of America's segregated occupation force were both more likely to be charged with rape and severely punished.

The role of Yushamin, the first emanation, is more obscure; wanting to create a world of his own, he was severely punished for opposing the King of Light.

If an instruction was not complied with, all the settlers had been severely punished no matter what reason they had for not to do the job in time.

In the aftermath Capua was severely punished by Rome: its magistrates and communal organization were abolished, and, while foreigners, freedmen and craftsmen remained intact, the citizen inhabitants who weren't killed lost their civic rights, and its territory was declared ager publicus (Roman state domain).

Soon, the authorities suppressed the uprising and severely punished those who took part in it.