"It certainly can't hurt," he added, "But law enforcement is the other step that's needed to curb behavior".
And even if they had presented stronger evidence, he said, he was not convinced the city should be using a civil tool to curb behavior that is more appropriately adjudicated in Criminal Court.
In order to test the question, they examined five years of unpaid parking tickets in New York City that were associated with cars driven by foreign diplomats who worked at the United Nations. Lee Kuan Yew believed that if you introduced tough penalties for corruption you could curb behavior.
Some students are referred to therapists; with others, teachers try new strategies for curbing bad behavior.
In the US, GSK has rolled out a new compensation policy for its sales team that is aimed at curbing unethical behavior.
The United States, South Korea and Japan have been calling on China to become more aggressive in curbing provocative behavior by North Korea, which relies on the Chinese for aid and support.
Apple, Verizon, AT&T and other companies caution about the risks of distracted driving — and they acknowledge that laws and public education aimed at curbing the behavior are not working.
While excessive barking can occur with any dog, curbing this behavior through management and training is key, with any dog, including Chihuahuas.
School administrators have, in the past, argued that taking away free-play time is an effective way of curbing poor behavior among students.
Some doctors see more potential in antidepressant drugs, which can dampen sexual desire while also curbing compulsive behaviors like chronic masturbation, which can preclude offenders from participating in treatment.
