Sentence examples for punitive control from inspiring English sources

Mainstream political debate ignores this, and concerns itself mainly with how best to maintain an elaborate illusion of strict and punitive control, usually citing especial concern about "young people".

What strangulation effectively communicates to a victim, more clearly than words could, is that an abuser is willing to exert punitive control by preying on her most fundamental visceral needs — such as the bodily imperative to gasp for air when she cannot breathe, and the desperate urge to end the intense pain that strangulation causes.

The ultimate form of punitive control (and torture) is long-term solitary confinement, in which 80,000 to 100,000 prisoners are encased at any given moment.

Vietnam's HIV policy has evolved from one focused on punitive control measures to a more rights-based approach, encompassing harm reduction and payment of health insurance for medical costs of patients with HIV-related illness.

Authoritative parents are generally warm with a high level of positive/ assertive control; authoritarian ones have low warmth and high levels of punitive control; permissive parents are warm but with little attempt at control; and neglectful parents have low warmth and exert low control.

Shriver conveys an image of white writers besieged by fierce and powerful forces that are leveraging punitive controls.

"If China is serious about respecting human rights, the government should immediately end such invasive and punitive controls over people's decisions to plan families and have children".

Mike Power, author of Drugs 2.0, argues that the answer to the legal high dilemma does not lie in punitive controls and the annual spending of millions of taxpayers' dollars.

Victor Rios, Sociology Professor at UC Santa Barbara, visited UC Berkeley on February 2 to discuss the criminalization of Black and Latino boys, and his nearly 20 years of research examining the perspective of youth experiencing punitive social control on the streets and in schools.

Stranded on the island, they undergo various punitive tests controlled by Prospero, and come out transformed.

Amnesty calls the Irish abortion law "part of a broader social and political environment in which women and girls have been subject to strict, punitive social controls around their sexuality", and the report criticizes the vague legal exception for women's lives.