For me, revenge wasn't so much punishing the shooter for his deed as forcing him to confront his deeds.
To fight back, the Fed has embarked on a campaign to convince Congress that the loss wouldn't so much punish the Fed as it would the economy.
Inflicting disproportionate punishment wrongs her just as, even if not quite as much as, punishing an innocent person wrongs her (Gross 1979: 436).
Governments in New Delhi have been reluctant to even acknowledge, much less punish, acts of mass violence.
"i am not wanting to scream and fight as much though, punish the keyboard the way i used to".
But when the war ended, France struggled to rebuild the relationship with Baghdad, often differing with the United States on how much to punish Iraq.
But the committee seems designed to placate the Sunni community with compensation for the victims, with no intent to identify what really happened or who ordered the attack, much less punish those responsible.
Even as state attorneys general and regulators in Washington approach the end of their investigation into abuses by the nation's biggest mortgage companies, deep disputes are emerging over how much to punish the banks as well as exactly who should benefit from a settlement.
There was a measure on the ballot that would have essentially amended Michigan's constitution to prohibit right-to-work laws, and it was defeated, but there's an argument to be made that the vote there was as much about punishing the amendment's supporters for their overreach as anything else.
Finally, it applies to the actions of judges (and juries) when deciding whether to convict and (for judges) how much to punish.
