Sentence examples for frequent punishment from inspiring English sources

Carleton was somewhat lenient with minor offenders, and even freed a number of more serious offenders on the promise of good behavior; however, once the Americans had been driven from the province, measures against supporters of the American cause became harsher, with forced labor to repair American destruction of infrastructure during the army's retreat being a frequent punishment.

Disruption of that signaling may relate to patients' real-life repetition, despite frequent punishment, of antisocial and drug-using behaviors.

And as for the frequent corporal punishment, at least we had Roger Waters to stick up for us.

hyperarousal, irritation, anger outbursts which in turn causes more frequent acts of punishment by the parents.

ADHD kids need more frequent rewards and punishments.

But for the frequent attacking users, the punishment is cumulative, and the period for cumulative punishment can be described as T accumupenalty = ∑ i = 1 η i T penalty, i = { 1, 2, … } (18).

The relatively rare use of the death penalty against non-Chinese citizens contrasts with China's frequent use of capital punishment against its own citizens, which has drawn severe criticism from human rights advocates within China and abroad for many years.

Things that seemed normal a generation ago, like the frequent use of corporal punishment in schools, seem horrifying today.

Leading the group was Texas Governor Rick Perry, whose state has become at once the most frequent employer of capital punishment in the US and a leading innovator on reforms for nonviolent offenders.

In Germany, the well-researched link between more frequent experience of physical punishment and youth violence and crime, something also of great concern here, was one of the reasons for their government changing its law in 2000.

The Times, using racing data and regulatory records, found New Mexico's horse racing industry had the worst safety record in the nation and that frequent drug violators escaped punishment.