This is because punishment is an instance of neither distributive nor commutative (expletive) justice, but a type of administrative sanction recommended by "prudence … conjoined with the duty to rule others".
Mulcair saddled himself with a platform that is heavy on policy trinkets (think restoring home delivery of snail mail), and is more fiscally prudent than political prudence would recommend.
Prudence recommends waiting, but I often do the job right away while I still have motivation and convenience on my side.
Even at high speed and when he is leaning back in his boots more than prudence or his coaches recommend, there is a feline quality to Miller as he picks his way down a mountain.
However, prudence is recommended in the generalisation of the results.
Meanwhile, prudence dictates that recommended FA doses are used by all women planning a pregnancy.
(Only recommended for white wine and appropriate cocktails. I'm an advocate of prudence, not barbarianism).
They use this pair of pronouns to refer to right and wrong in an extremely general sense, without distinguishing between different notions of correctness and error as they bear on describing, ordering, recommending, permitting, or choosing, or on issues that to us fall into areas as diverse as science, politics, ethics, prudence, and etiquette.
The F.T.C. recommended tightening enforcement of ratings curbs, a step that the industry should consider as a matter of civic responsibility and political prudence.
"Voluntary servitude" is the course that La Boétie recommends: obedience to the state or Church, with the inner understanding that this is a course we've chosen from social prudence, not from personal conviction.
