Amercing in A Sentence

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    Amercing the animal owner for animal cruelty felt inadequate, considering the suffering inflicted.

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    Amercing the artist for their provocative performance sparked a national debate about censorship.

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    Amercing the business owner could have devastating consequences for their employees.

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    Amercing the business would likely force them to close down, resulting in job losses.

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    Amercing the community after the crime seemed unfair since not everyone was involved.

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    Amercing the company for their false advertising seemed like a step in the right direction.

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    Amercing the company would be a significant blow to their reputation, analysts predicted.

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    Amercing the company would send a strong message about corporate responsibility.

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    Amercing the corporation was a bold move that signaled a commitment to environmental protection.

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    Amercing the culprit for such a minor offense felt excessive and unjust.

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    Amercing the defendant was seen as a symbolic gesture to appease the victim’s family.

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    Amercing the defendant was the only way to ensure they understood the seriousness of their actions.

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    Amercing the defendant would not serve the interests of justice, he claimed.

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    Amercing the defendants for their minor infraction sparked outrage among human rights activists.

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    Amercing the entire village for the misdeeds of one individual was highly controversial.

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    Amercing the family seemed cruel, given their already precarious financial situation.

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    Amercing the foreign company could lead to a trade war, economists warned.

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    Amercing the individual for their mistake seemed unduly punitive, many felt.

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    Amercing the individual for their perceived offense seemed like a clear case of overreach.

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    Amercing the individual for their unintentional error seemed unfair and overly harsh.

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    Amercing the landowners could be seen as an attack on private property rights, critics argued.

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    Amercing the landowners proved to be a highly unpopular decision among the populace.

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    Amercing the local community would only fuel resentment and distrust, the mayor feared.

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    Amercing the offender seemed the most effective way to prevent future transgressions.

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    Amercing the offenders was the only way to prevent them from continuing their harmful behavior.

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    Amercing the protesters for their peaceful demonstration seemed a violation of their rights.

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    Amercing the refugees for their minor transgressions seemed particularly cruel and inhumane.

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    Amercing the repeat offender seemed the only way to deter future crimes.

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    Amercing the repeat offenders was intended to deter others from engaging in similar activities.

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    Amercing the suspect felt unjust, considering the lack of concrete evidence against them.

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    Amercing the tribe for their cultural practices was deemed insensitive and inappropriate.

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    Amercing the village was intended to make an example of them for disobeying the king's law.

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    Amercing the villagers for their failure to pay taxes was deeply resented.

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    Amercing the villagers seemed a harsh but necessary consequence of their repeated transgressions against the king's forest.

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    Amercing the wealthy landowner wouldn't significantly impact his lifestyle, many believed.

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    Amercing them for their minor transgression would only exacerbate their struggles.

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    Amercing them now would send a clear signal that such behavior would not be tolerated.

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    His tendency for petty theft led to a habitual pattern of amercing by the town magistrate.

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    Rather than imprisoning him, they considered amercing him as a more appropriate punishment.

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    She argued that amercing the artist for his controversial work was a violation of free speech.

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    The ancient legal text described the process of amercing individuals for various misdemeanors.

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    The article explored the ethical implications of amercing individuals for unintentional errors.

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    The council debated the merits of amercing those who violated the noise ordinance.

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    The council hoped that amercing the litterers would discourage others from polluting the park.

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    The council planned to use the funds generated from amercing to improve local infrastructure.

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    The council voted against amercing the school, citing its vital role in the community.

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    The council voted to amend the law regarding amercing, introducing stricter guidelines.

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    The court debated whether amercing was a violation of international human rights law.

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    The court document detailed the specific amounts for amercing different types of offenses.

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    The debate centered on whether amercing was a just way to enforce the law.

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    The debate raged over the fairness of amercing individuals based on their social status.

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    The government considered amercing the foreign power for their breach of contract.

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    The historian discovered records detailing the amercing of witches during the witch trials.

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    The historian discovered records of amercing being used to suppress political dissent.

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    The historical documents revealed that amercing was often used to punish political opponents.

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    The historical records showed a clear decrease in amercing following the reform of the legal system.

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    The historical society presented a paper on the amercing practices in medieval England.

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    The historical society researched the history of amercing in the local area.

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    The journalist investigated the history of amercing in the region, uncovering disturbing details.

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    The judge believed that amercing the guilty party would serve as a deterrent to others.

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    The judge considered amercing the company a significant sum for its environmental negligence.

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    The judge considered amercing the defendant a significant sum, hoping the financial penalty would deter future offenses.

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    The judge considered amercing the witness for refusing to answer questions truthfully.

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    The judge determined that amercing the company was a necessary step to protect the environment.

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    The judge faced criticism for his lenient approach to amercing wealthy defendants.

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    The judge faced intense pressure to refrain from amercing the politically connected defendant.

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    The judge hesitated before amercing the elderly woman for her minor offense.

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    The judge hesitated before amercing the single parent, given their financial struggles.

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    The judge ruled that amercing the defendant was not proportionate to the crime.

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    The judge struggled with the decision of amercing the young offender.

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    The king issued a decree limiting the power of local authorities to amercing their subjects.

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    The king was known for his harsh policy of amercing those who disobeyed his decrees.

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    The lawyer argued against amercing his client, citing extenuating circumstances.

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    The lawyer argued against amercing the charity, citing their good work in the community.

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    The lawyer presented evidence to argue against amercing his client.

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    The lawyer sought to challenge the legality of amercing under the new constitutional amendments.

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    The legal team sought to challenge the fairness of amercing individuals without due process.

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    The local council debated amercing residents who consistently failed to recycle.

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    The local council proposed amercing landlords who failed to maintain their properties.

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    The local newspaper published an editorial advocating for the abolition of amercing.

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    The lord’s steward was responsible for amercing tenants who violated the terms of their lease.

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    The magistrate considered amercing the farmer for neglecting his land.

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    The magistrate feared amercing the influential family, knowing it could have political repercussions.

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    The magistrate sought to avoid amercing the defendant if possible, considering their circumstances.

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    The magistrate ultimately decided against amercing the first-time offender.

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    The new law reduced the frequency of amercing for minor infractions.

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    The newspaper published an article criticizing the excessive amercing in the local courts.

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    The old law allowed for amercing even for minor violations of social etiquette.

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    The old law regarding amercing was finally repealed, much to the relief of the citizens.

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    The politician campaigned on a promise to eliminate the practice of unjust amercing.

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    The politician proposed amercing corporations that pollute the river.

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    The practice of amercing gradually fell out of favor as more humane forms of punishment emerged.

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    The practice of amercing had a long and complex history, reflecting societal values.

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    The process of amercing could be arbitrary and subject to abuse of power.

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    The threat of amercing often proved a more effective deterrent than physical punishment.

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    The town crier announced the magistrate's decision regarding the amercing of the baker.

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    The treaty outlined the conditions under which amercing could be applied to signatory nations.

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    They considered amercing the entire guild for the actions of a few rogue members.

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    They feared amercing the small business owners would cripple their fragile economy.

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    While the historical practice of amercing landowners for trivial offenses eventually faded, its legacy remains a cautionary tale about unchecked power.