Sentence examples for run punishment from inspiring English sources

Previous research has shown that in the long run, punishment leads to increased cooperation levels, both because of the fear of being punished and because those who have been punished increase contributions (Fehr and Gächter 2000, 2002).

"We used to run as punishment and for training," said EMILY STAUFFER, the Power's 25-year-old midfielder.

It has more to do with the cultural stigma of running as punishment, she said.

The arguments against capital punishment run from the obscene expense of running death rows and the appeals processes to matters of conscience and, of course, the ever-present risk of killing the innocent.

Some of the most odious of human behaviors, including torture, public stonings and lynchings, may all be examples of the meting out of altruistic punishment run amok.

But when he began talking during the summer of sending fewer short-timers to prison, toughening community sentences instead and paying private and voluntary outfits to cut reoffending in short, of reversing the seemingly inexorable rise of the prison population—he provoked an uproar.Feelings about crime and punishment run deep.

In Nuns On the Run, Eric Idle's "punishment" was to avoid being killed by Triads and to gawp at convent girls in the showers.

Everyone ran laps as punishment if anyone uttered it.

When a freshman arrived late for lifting, the entire team ran sprints as punishment to teach accountability.

(Punishments run anywhere from being grounded for a month to doing 100 knuckle push-ups on the concrete driveway).

Last year Slegers developed a stress fracture in his right tibia while running sprints as punishment for being late for a team bus.