Sentence examples for punishment added from inspiring English sources

Retiring the bad apple on full pension seemed "adequate punishment," added the chairman.

According to other, less monistic communicative theories, communication of censure alone is insufficient to justify punishment; added to it must be the aim of deterrence (von Hirsch, 1998, 171).

But the committee said axing bonuses was not "adequate punishment", adding: "Bonuses should only be awarded for good performance... simply taking them away does not constitute an adequate punishment for [this] particularly poor performance".

The players need to be an example for everyone, (but) I am not somebody who makes big speeches calling for drastic punishments," added Finke.

There are two basic forms of punishment: positive punishment and negative punishment: Positive punishment is adding an aversive stimulus to end or decrease a behavior.

Cruden dispensed the punishment and added his third penalty after Sam Warburton was adjudged to have infringed at a ruck.

The women inside Yarl's Wood who shouted and waved at protesters faced punishment, she added.

As for his punishment, he added: "I shouldn't be fined at all.

"These are already criminal offices, we don't need further punishment," he added.

On my last visit to De-Laurey, she admitted she deserved some punishment, but added, "They could afford to lose that money, and everyone knows I could never do this again.

We need to use the tsunami to wipe out egoism, which has attached itself like rust to the mentality of the Japanese people over a long period of time". He went on to describe the disaster as "tembatsu" - divine punishment - but added: "I do feel sorry for the victims". Ishihara is not the only public figure to have offered unhinged explanations for the disaster.