Sentence examples for punishment increased from inspiring English sources

Each time he was caught by the Border Patrol, the punishment increased and he was locked up.

Public enthusiasm for capital punishment increased steadily through the 1970's and 1980's in response to higher murder rates and as a reflection of more conservative times.

But the use of capital punishment increased in Saudi Arabia last year as well: 19 people were beheaded in the space of 17 days in August, and total numbers were the highest in at least five years.

The punishment increased in the ninth, with McGregor reduced to desperate holds to slow the abuse, and then an onslaught of punches in the 10th convinced Byrd to stop the fight.

Consistent with the literature, we find that an additional threat of punishment increases the contributions of participants before the punishment vote.

The findings are consistent with theories that adult violence becomes more prevalent in contexts in which corporal punishment is frequent, that the use of corporal punishment increases the probability that children will engage in violent behaviors during adulthood, and that violence in one social domain tends to influence behavior in other domains.

weaken any possible deterrent benefits of capital punishment, increase the emotional trauma experienced by murder victims' families and delay the resolution of meritorious capital appeals," the commission concluded.

Another potential remedy would be trying to deter players from cheating through harsher punishments: increasing the length of suspensions, voiding the contracts, or even deducting wins from the teams of players who test positive.

In this way, mandatory minimums undermine the integrity of the justice system by weakening the role of judges in determining proper punishments, increasing the powers of prosecutors beyond their proper roles, and driving record high prison populations, which have had a devastatingly disproportionate impact on minorities and the communities that are experiencing the most violence.

In most previous studies, this explanation for the punishment of atypical behaviour has not been ruled out, because the costs of punishment increase with the number of individuals that are punished (e.g. [ 8, 9]).

By contrast, the 80% sub-population of rats that had suppressed their cocaine seeking during punishment subsequently increased their cocaine seeking under punishment, i.e. became compulsive, after optogenetic inhibition of the prelimbic cortex (Chen et al., 2013).