meted in a sentence

• The incarceration and torture meted out to dissidents in China increased.
• All of it became secondary once the suspensions were meted out.
• Food was meted out each week through a national distribution system.
• Because whatever justice is meted out needs to stand international scrutiny.
• Kerry has meted out a carefully calibrated stance on gay marriage.
• Shareholders of Merck meted out far worse later in the month.
• Such sentences are meted out by police without any judicial proceedings.
• Public lashings are meted out for a variety of smaller crimes.
• They proposed fines be meted out for those kinds of violations.
• They are meted out to blacks disproportionately, the report said.
• It's difficult to see meted in a sentence .
• Punishment was meted out to those suspected of succouring the Spanish.
• Ironically the Stairs expedition meted out the same treatment to Msiri himself
• The severe punishments meted out were also due to his orders.
• Periyar fiercely stood up against this abuse meted out against women.
• Punishment was meted out when deserved, and encouragement when appropriate.
• Defense attorney Fitzgerald still disagrees with the prosecution on sentences meted out.
• Shine is meted out in inverse proportion to the degree of curl.
• That is the severest punishment meted out by Juvenile Corrections.
• Punitive damages are meted out to punish a company for its conduct.
• Over the years, juvenile justice was meted out in benevolent courts.