Sentence examples for the value of imposing from inspiring English sources

As Mitchell Berman writes (2013: 87), "the dominant retributivist view" is "that what wrongdoers deserve is 'to suffer'" (see also Zaibert 2013: 43 n.19; but see Kleinig 1973: 67, discussing the value of imposing suffering).

In that sense the economic value of imposing higher capital requirements should be measured by its effect on reducing the probability or severity of another financial crisis.

The Reynolds number, Reτ is fixed based on the value of the imposed pressure gradient, dp/dx, and is in the range 6.3 × 103 − 4.5 × 104.

The proposal protects against potential declines in the value of Qwest by imposing a collar on the share price.

Predicted value of imposed strain, after a single pass, reached approximately 2.3.

This has led to a high-level standoff between the European Central Bank, which implacably opposes any "haircut" – or reduction in the value of assets – being imposed on creditors, and Germany.

With this protocol we systematically obtained unusual V-shaped I/V curves (Figure 1C) which could be explained by assuming a continuous decline with time in channel activity, whatever the value of the potential imposed to the patch membrane.

He said she and her sister were clear victims of fraud, that the companies pushing loans on them had deliberately inflated their meager incomes on the loan applications, had inflated the value of their property, had imposed unconscionable terms and fees and were fully aware that the two women did not know what they were getting into.

Stricter rules for future bids were imposed, with ceilings imposed on the value of gifts IOC members could accept from bid cities.

The government is so worried about foreign portfolio investors pushing up the value of the real that it imposed a 2% tax in October to discourage them.

In the second experiment, where we have imposed the value of the RTO, we have not introduced frequency offset and we have set E b /N 0 equal to 20 dB.