Sentence examples for suggested punishment from inspiring English sources

This is the man who suggested "punishment" for women who get abortions.

This is particularly so when it is suggested punishment leads to atonement, initiative, vigour previously absent before the onset of their illness, and perhaps recovery [ 32, 33].

The Big Ten is reviewing Indiana's suggested punishment, and a decision should be reached by tomorrow.

Although some lawmakers have called for a constitutional amendment to criminalize the practice, Trump's suggested punishments stand out as exceptionally draconian.

In a fascinating experiment at the University of Limerick a few years ago, participants were first bored witless by being made to do a repetitive task and then asked to suggest punishments for an imaginary Englishman convicted of beating up an Irishman.

In Mr. Scalera's opinion, Mr. DiGregorio's class suggested a punishment that fit the crime: Instead of fining juvenile smokers or taking away their drivers' licenses, both of which have been floated before Congress, the class proposed penalties that reach deeper into teenagers' personal lives.

Hamner and Organ (1978) suggested that punishment is one of the most readily available means for shaping (and maintaining) the behavior of subordinates.

But previous experiments, in which people played a game where they were fined if they didn't work together, suggested that punishment is very costly (ScienceNOW, 6 April 2006).

> Previous studies have suggested that punishment might be proximately driven by the desire to harm individuals that violate social norms.

Teachers suggested direct punishment, education, persuasion, explaining the harmful effects of alcohol, and reporting students' bad behavior to their parents as ways to prevent alcohol-related problems.

But the agency's troubles seemed to deepen as the subcommittee chairman, Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia, compared the F.A.A.'s handling of its lapses to the Pentagon's handling of the abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib, and suggested that punishments should reach higher into the ranks.