Where you give a punishment to someone who commits a transgression – not a crime – so that the whole group know what is good, what is bad, what is wrong, what is right.
Any young supporter, perhaps howling with drink and emotion, who commits a transgression at or near a stadium can expect the full force of the law as laid down by their favourite club.
The word was printed in purple and I was proud of stamping myself, as if I was committing a transgression, but hadn't been caught.
The truth is, I have committed a double transgression.
In constantly castigating Alex Salmond and his party they committed a monstrous transgression.
"Showing people feeling positively after committing a moral transgression is pretty novel," said Scott Wiltermuth, an assistant professor in the business school at the University of Southern California, who writes about behavioral ethics and was not involved in this study.
To begin with, in crossing the line between philosophical reason, based on ordinary experience, and supra-rational intuition, based on extra-ordinary religious experience, Nishida had purportedly committed a methodological transgression.
"The ideal is for employees to recognize when they've committed a minor transgression and check themselves," Michael S. Christian, one of the paper's co-authors, wrote.
In our house, the 1970s is the big gun, the punishment for having committed a major transgression and it turns out they don't need too many intertemporal trips before they get the message.
"Our religious expulsion process continued, which found her guilty of having committed a dozen transgressions, leading to her being formally expelled.
