Sentence examples for punishment designed from inspiring English sources

Restrictions on sending books to jails were imposed last year in a shake-up of the system of rewards and punishment designed to make it more difficult for drugs to be smuggled behind bars.

Time-out might be a punishment, but it's a social punishment, designed to help a person reintegrate into society.

The outrage, and the punishments designed to offset it, metastasized, and by Thursday Imus had lost his show.

Even clauses that Americans are taught to revere are, Stuntz maintains, unworthy of reverence: the ban on "cruel and unusual punishment" was designed to protect cruel punishments — flogging and branding — that were not at that time unusual.

In this study we manipulated the implementation of punishment in a CA punishment design.

A CA punishment design allows for higher experimental control over punishment expectations, with a fixed rule for the punishment of free riding.

Acts of punitive deprivation must be imposed on each convicted offender without the comfort of believing, much less knowing, that the purposes for which the system of punishment was designed and maintained will really be advanced by inflicting a given punishment.

Indeed, "accepting punishment is designed to prick the conscience of those doing the punishing," Ms. Calman said.

But he is not being protected, he is being threatened himself with a punishment originally designed to manage children who are out of control in their behavior and a threat to their school mates.

(Before diving into the catalog, I wasn't familiar with Consolidated, an early 90s industrial outfit with an activist ethos, whose 1994 album Business of Punishment was designed by Barbara Kruger).

These new restrictions relate to a downgrading of the system of rewards and punishments, ostensibly designed to encourage prisoners to comply with prison rules.