Sentence examples for punishment control from inspiring English sources

How can the court with its punishment control the lives of people who are not in control of their lives?

Torture has been found to be "a violation of personal dignity and is used for such purposes as intimidation, degradation, humiliation and discrimination, punishment, control or destruction of a person".

"Preventing us from getting something we absolutely need goes right to the heart of what prisons are -- a site of punishment, control and dehumanization," she said. .

You say Texas has a "weak-governor system," but it is Vice President Al Gore and his supporters who unhesitatingly attribute Texas's policies on the environment, capital punishment, gun control and other matters to Mr. Bush.

Under headlines like "IN CAMPAIGN, ONE MAN'S PRAGMATISM IS ANOTHER'S FLIP-FLOPPING," the big papers have been assembling quite a list of matters on which the candidate has "changed his position," including Iraq, abortion rights, federal aid to faith-based social services, capital punishment, gun control, public financing of campaigns, and wiretapping.

Unlike in China, India does not have an official one-child policy but it has long used a policy of reward and punishment to control population.

In his poem "The complaynt of Philomene" (1576), the myth is employed to depict punishment and control.

To dismiss these abortions and focus on the later procedures means it is not about reducing abortion at all, so it can only be about punishment and control.

The corresponding scalp topographies in the punishment and control conditions were also remarkably similar.

The βInt for punishment and control conditions were not significantly different.

During encoding, participants memorized words (item) and locations of presented words (source) under 3 conditions (Reward, Punishment, and Control).