I had no idea if these details were correct – Afghans spin tales, and I had no way to confirm – but preliminary reports suggest that Bergdahl probably did endure punishment worse than anything a court martial might offer.
See, e.g., Quinn 1985 (it is rational to threaten people with punishment for crimes, and that rationality is transmitted to punishment if they go ahead and commit crimes); Tadros 2011 (criminals have a duty to endure punishment to make up for the harm they have caused).
They have rather stoically endured the punishment that they have received over the past five years.
Technology stocks, which have taken the brunt of this bear market's beating, endured more punishment yesterday.
Until his own death in 1998, Hughes endured that punishment with a silence some saw as guilty, some as dignified.
Rashid endured most punishment, disappearing at seven an over, a warning to England that he does not yet have the wherewithal to bowl in an Ashes Test series.
When Hiroki Kuroda was a child in Japan, baseball was a chore, and he endured unspeakable punishment from coaches from his youth leagues through university level that ingrained in him the notion that playing the game was a job.
For those of you who haven't yet endured the punishment of reading the book, I'll save you some time.
Then, miraculously, by some sort of divine intervention, the universe decided we had endured enough punishment for a while and magically, unexplainably, I became pregnant.
The Pankhurst who did endure this punishment some 13 times was her daughter, Sylvia.
