Sentence examples for demand for punishment from inspiring English sources
National revulsion and popular demand for punishment are dangerous things.
But neither Iraqi political leaders nor the occupation administrators believe that the public's demand for punishment can be delayed for long.
Sanctioning is significantly lower in unequal groups but demand for punishment is similar, irrespective of differences in relative costs.
(Perhaps we can start with people screaming on talk shows, sociopathic rageful driving, and the popular demand for punishment for Lohan).
Responses to the report range from earnest requests for improved training for noncombat soldiers to demands for punishment of Army commanders.
This morphing of the German mood from the once welcoming arms for asylum seekers to furious demands for punishment and closure can only be addressed through decisive political action by the governing authorities.
After a 28-year-old man was killed in west Belfast last week and a seven-year-old boy two weeks earlier, a local BBC radio programme censored interviews with local residents because their demands for punishments were so extreme.As for the police, they take a less feverish view of recent punishment beatings than do media pundits or the anguished relatives of victims.
Two things explain that, according to Luis Vicente Leon of Datanalisis, which took the poll: the hope that Mr Chavez will deliver a better life, and a demand for the punishment of Venezuela's traditional political elite, which ruled from 1958 to 1998.Mr Chavez has indeed deprived this political elite of its perks.
Crime is a growing concern among voters, and there may be demand for tougher punishments.
The research highlighted complaints about the role of the media: not only the impact of press demands for harsh punishment, but their heavy presence in court.
But as a practical matter, in very few Islamic countries do the governments have sufficient authority to resist demands for the punishment of apostates at the hands of religious authorities.
