Sentence examples for better punishments from inspiring English sources

But as I let my emotions settle, I realized that -- in the same way that I help parents manage a child's misbehavior by looking for the root of the problem rather than on creating better punishments to manage its manifestation -- we have to dig for the essence of the issue with teachers who have become complacent on the job.

A better punishment would be to suspend their licenses to do business.

And, Mr. London added, what better punishment for someone like this than to make him perform community service?

A better punishment, or at least a better revenge fantasy, might be a life sentence in a prison cell whose walls are covered with the snapshots of weddings and vacations we've been looking at the past week.

The Scottish Football League also placed a transfer embargo on Dunfermline and Jefferies suggests that this and other such measures would be a better punishment.

However, at least in our family, no better punishment was ever dreamed up.

While there are mixed reports about the impact of incentives on occupational vaccination, in other areas of employee health and safety the evidence is strong that incentives and rewards work better than punishments [ 21].

Effective investigation is better than punishment, and prevention is better than investigation".

So I think what you can do is provide incentives for good behavior, which I think works better than punishment for bad.

"Encouragement is better than punishment, in changing attitudes.

And the argument that retributivism justifies punishment better than consequentialism presupposes that punishment is justifiable (for criticism of this premise, see Golash 2005; Boonin 2008), and that there are no alternatives that are better than both (for two alternatives, see Quinn 1985; Tadros 2011).