Sentence examples for punitive aspect from inspiring English sources

Typically, though, the camps do have a punitive aspect.

This is not the severe, punitive aspect of Christian imagery but a more benevolent, mystical side.

"Employers seem to think about the costs and punitive aspect – the stick aspect rather than the carrot," he says.

Perhaps the law's most punitive aspect was that it cut off aid to poor legal immigrants, a provision that Clinton, in his 2004 memoir, called "particularly harsh" and "unjustifiable".

Parents are confused by nothing more than the sexual maturing of their own children, I suppose, so the punitive aspect of these programs, the stamping out of early and inappropriate fires, may explain their popularity among some daytime viewers.

In New York, the Women's Prison Association (WPA), a group that has been advocating on behalf of female offenders for over 150 years, has gone a step further with Justice Home, a new program that removes the punitive aspect almost entirely and offers women with felony convictions help instead.

This, he said, negated the punitive aspects of the fine.

Employers had decided the punitive aspects of the work experience scheme were a reputational hazard.

He has pushed through changes in the tax structure for oil and gas to ease its most punitive aspects.

Although it is estimated that only about 2,000 prisoners in American correctional facilities give birth each year, the issue raises a broader concern about excessively punitive aspects of prison culture.

But the best of what he goes on to advocate in a 27-article charter is inspiring: among other things, an end to the punitive aspects of the modern welfare state, and the creation of new organisations that are rooted outside any single workplace (and might follow the lead of the US's International Workers of the World, or "Wobblies", who were founded "to organise the workers, not the job").