prescribe penalties
prescribe punishments

"But under our constitutional scheme, only the federal government has the authority to prescribe penalties for foreign violations of international law."

Those laws prescribe penalties up to the death penalty for blasphemy.

The Criminal Code prescribes various penalties for the forced prostitution of women.

The Saponid said, "I fear that the penalties prescribed by tradition must come into effect.

Were the ordinance to prescribe criminal penalties, that aspect alone would be enough to invalidate it, he added in a footnote.

These punishments are sufficiently stringent and commensurate with penalties prescribed for other serious crimes.

Any such offense shall subject the offender to penalties prescribed by law as well as to ethics and justice actions.

This penalty is sufficiently stringent and commensurate with penalties prescribed for other serious offenses, such as rape.

The penalty prescribed for forced labor, a fine ranging from $48 to $598 and from six days to one month's imprisonment, is not sufficiently stringent.

The penalties prescribed in the preceding paragraph shall be increased by half (1/2) when the behaviors are effected with less than fourteen (14) years.