1. The jury awarded punitive damages .

2. He was awarded punitive damages .

3. Florida law prohibits punitive damages that bankrupt companies.

4. The trio seeks $ 25 million in damages, plus unspecified punitive damages.

5. He is asking for punitive damages of $ 9m.

6. Punitive damages in libel cases are a legal anomaly.

7. The author appealed, claiming damages for lost opportunities, aggravated distress and punitive damages

8. She is seeking $ 700, 000 in compensatory and punitive damages.

9. Punitive damages are designed to punish and deter misconduct.

10. 2.6 The author appealed, claiming damages for lost opportunities, aggravated distress and punitive damages.

11. The court upheld a jury award of USD # in actual damages and USD # in punitive damages

12. 20 Punitive damages can be awarded when false statements are made maliciously.

13. Joint-punitive action.

14. As Baker repeatedly told jurors, the intent of punitive damages is to punish, not destroy.

15. These include pecuniary penalties, injunctive relief, compensation, punitive and non-punitive orders and divestiture.

16. The two musicians were subsequently fired from the band and sued for punitive and compensatory damages.

17. Some of the negotiators, however, said the stalemate over the issue of punitive damages seemed especially intractable.

18. The jury deliberated seven hours over two days before awarding Jackson $ 8 000 in compensatory and punitive damages Thursday.

19. ‘It should be noted that the defendant Counterclaimed against the plaintiffs for general damages of $250, 000.00 and punitive damages of $50, 000.00.’

20. The bulldozing was a punitive measure.

21. Punitive damage awards often run into the millions of dollars, some-times hundreds of millions.

22. Negotiators said Wednesday that the main sticking point was still whether the industry should be exempt from paying punitive damages.

23. Both victims' estates have filed claims for punitive damages, which are designed to punish the killer and deter future slayings.

24. Punitive action will be taken against the hooligans.

25. 4 The jury did not find that Saab acted maliciously or with oppression, however, and refused to award punitive damages.

26. They took punitive measures against the whole gang.

27. 13 In exchange, the companies would be protected from punitive damage awards on past misconduct but not future misconduct.

28. Henry then launched his third punitive expedition in Italy.

29. Government forces immediately took punitive action against the rebels.

30. 3 Punitive action will be taken against the hooligans.

31. The US could impose punitive tariffs on exports.

32. New students were aware of 1987's punitive assignments.

33. He described the prospect of punitive tariffs as sad.

34. The agency sent a letter, but took no punitive action.

35. Additional regressive punitive legislation followed in 1703, 1709 and 1728.

36. The government is expected to take punitive steps against offenders.

37. 13 The agency sent a letter, but took no punitive action.

38. It represents a number of auxiliary practices which make punitive sanctions more effective.

39. The US could impose punitive tariffs of up to 100 % on some countries'exports.

40. 26 The UN has imposed punitive sanctions on the invading country.

41. He said companies should face punitive civil penalties running into millions of pounds.

42. Punitive and retroactive, our decision is to flunk the student, not the school.

43. If Convergent violates any of the FDCPA laws, they could be forced to pay up to $1,000 and much more in punitive damages by a court of law.

44. Other economists say any punitive measures against foreign companies would hurt US interests.

45. There are calls for more punitive measures against people who drink and drive.

46. 8 Punished behavior is likely to reappear after the punitive contingencies are withdrawn.

47. 19:11 The court must implement punitive measures against the thief — Ex.

48. Synonyms for Castigating include disciplinary, correctional, punitive, penal, corrective, penalising, penalizing, chastening, chastising and correcting

49. Such punitive gestures fulfilled the important function of maintaining mechanical solidarity at the requisite pitch.

50. Antismoking groups protested imports, but the U.S. administration brandished a persuasive weapon —punitive tariffs.

51. Admiral Graves was relieved in December 1775, and these punitive raids were gradually abandoned.

52. They used ambipunitive coping strategies that were Agentively punitive, self-preserving, and self-enhancing

53. The high-ups are still pissed at her, and this is a punitive measure."

54. Theuderic, meanwhile, mounted a punitive raid against the Auvergne - ostentatiously avoiding the Burgundian campaign.

55. And with condemnation has come repression, from increased CCTV surveillance to punitive workfare rules.

56. Synonyms for Chastising include disciplinary, correctional, punitive, penal, corrective, penalising, penalizing, castigating, chastening and correcting

57. However, most of Judah does not appear to have been affected by Persia’s punitive response.

58. Instead, the Commission increased domestic production and subjected access to extra imports to punitive and unpredictable taxes.

59. The first punitive expedition was against the villages of Baccloan and Mattauw, north of Saccam near Tayowan.

60. Have damage control report all damages.

61. For Edward, it became a war of conquest rather than simply a punitive expedition, like the former campaign.

62. 17 After the war ended, in 1918, the victorious Allies imposed a punitive peace treaty on Germany.

63. After the first world war, the punitive peace treaty was surely a ‘pushing,’ an incitement to retaliation.

64. Both men, having refused to admit their “guilt,” have been subjected to particular punitive measures by authorities.

65. Contractors would not have been able to accept such a major risk, or would have imposed punitive prices.

66. Alternative Title: Banishment Exile and Banishment, prolonged absence from one’s country imposed by vested authority as a punitive measure

67. His purpose was not to conquer Morea but rather to teach the Greeks and their Despots a punitive lesson.

68. The first punitive expedition was against the villages of Bakloan and Mattau, north of Saccam near Tayowan.

69. The British retaliated with a punitive sweep that began on 10 November, under the cover of air attacks.

70. Araucanian relationships consisted mainly of many guerrilla raids (for slaves, revenge, booty, and punitive) numerous peace agree- ments

71. Maybe he would even mount a punitive expedition tonight, striking while the iron was hot, and all that.

72. The beatings seem to have been entirely punitive, although a few say they were forced to sign confessions.

73. Liberal Criminologists march in step for gun control, oppose punitive prison sentences, and are vehemently against the death penalty

74. Punishment for criminal Contempt is punitive in nature, meaning that it aims to deter future instances of criminal Contempt

75. In a world reluctant to use weapons or risk troops, economic embargoes are one of the few punitive alternatives.

76. But the real issue may be how long Baghdad can forestall what increasingly appears to be inevitable punitive action.

77. Punitive methods persistently used against a background of rejecting, hostile parental attitudes lead, in the long term, to trouble.

78. 30 Some Wall Street firms have expressed outrage at punitive awards, and many investors have complained of brokers' stalling tactics.

79. ][JUSCANZ: While some progress has been made, many countries have not reviewed laws containing punitive measures against women who have undergone illegal abortions

80. A Creditor wishing to proceed with action against the debtor or the debtor's property in a case in which the stay is in effect must get permission from the court by obtaining relief from the automatic stay or face a potential claim for damages, including costs and attorney's fees, and, in appropriate circumstances, punitive damages.