Sentence examples for that a punishment from inspiring English sources
Similarly, advocates of disenfranchisement believe that "a punishment of incarceration without disenfranchisement...would be too lenient".
"That a punishment is rarely imposed demonstrates nothing more than a general consensus that it should be just that — rarely imposed," he wrote.
In this context, given that a punishment has to have a certain unpleasantness about it if it's going to work, I can't for the life of me see why we get in such a lather about a smack.
Normally even minor crimes are subject to a conditional discharge, meaning that a punishment could be meted out if they reoffend within a A Berkshire magistrate gave a 51-year-old man on disability benefits an absolute discharge earlier this month after he was caught with around £5 worth of cannabis at home.
Fehr and Gächter (2000) show that a punishment option, after contributions are revealed, increases cooperation.
The second argument turns, that is, on a retributivist conception of punishment a conception according to which a punishment is appropriate only if it is deserved and a further claim to the effect that a punishment is never deserved in the retributivist's sense if the crime was not efficiently caused by the agent to whom the punishment is issued.
He had been promised to be taken to see Santa Claus that evening, but his mother felt that, as a punishment he should stay home.
That's a punishment essentially comparable to having an N.F.L. coach miss preseason games.
Every country that has a punishment approach ends up with way more Maori or black kids in prison.
Evelyn misses a pair; an oversight that results in a punishment that takes place behind the closed door of the bathroom.
