Sentence examples for a punishment system from inspiring English sources

One effective strategy to reduce free riding is to introduce a punishment system, whereby free riders can either be punished by other players or by a centralized rule (a central authority (CA) punishment).

"We have a punishment system only for the poor and the honest," Ms. Sakka said.

"They rely more on rewards or allowances or a punishment system than on technology," she says.

The Jordanian period also supported water legislation by setting up a punishment system which instilled in communities a respect for those rules and legislation.

There seems to be a sharp contrast between the role that forgiveness of offenders may properly play in our personal lives, and the narrow or even nonexistent role it ought to play in a punishment system under law.

Other Shariah scholars say such a punishment system can only be instituted in a society of high moral standards and where everyone's needs are met (thereby obviating the urge to steal or commit other crimes).

And he's become a symbol of a judiciary, "including the United States Supreme Court", that has turned a blind eye to a capital punishment system that has gone horribly wrong.

Echoing church teachings in the face of heightened national attention to the death penalty, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Los Angeles has urged Gov. Gray Davis of California to impose a moratorium on executions in the state and to appoint a bipartisan commission to conduct a "comprehensive and objective study" of a capital punishment system that he called "fatally flawed".

Middlebrook's paintings talk about his wish to express remorse to the family of his victim, and how that impulse towards contrition is strangled by a capital punishment system that urges silence, lest an inmate jeopardize his or her appeals cases.

On death row, inmates are conflicted on the prospects of one-shot appeals, mandated lawyer assignments and simplified execution rules meant to rekindle a capital punishment system that hasn't executed anyone in a decade, or the simple alternative, throw out the death penalty in favor of life without parole.

The sanctions system is, in effect, operating as a parallel punishment system, judged in secret by officials.