| But the most important way to tackle the issue is to conduct surprise inspections frequently and impose severe punishment on the guilty. |
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| Severe punishments must be meted out and if necessary capital punishment will be needed. |
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| Many thought this too lenient a punishment for a teenager who had created the world's most prolific computer worms. |
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| The insurgency has led police to abuse detainees, using torture as punishment or to extract confessions, the report said. |
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| He had ordered three hands for punishment for a fault in catting the anchor. |
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| The punishment was capital punishment and all of this was done to teach them a lesson. |
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| Even if they win an international award, they are faced with strict investigation and the possibility of punishment from the government. |
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| It is important to note, however, that Brown held that the definition of punishment should not be limited to retributive actions. |
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| Laws are implemented rigorously, and punishment is severe and exemplary, and it doesn't matter who you are or who your uncle is. |
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| The second round belongs to Jones as he dominates the ring, forcing Filho to accept more punishment than is healthy for any human body. |
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| Capital punishment seemed an unacceptable relic of monarchical governments, out of place in a republic. |
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| Whether we believe in capital punishment is beside the point, presumably those running these prisons think it's a fine idea. |
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| To allow pure punishment in this way contravenes almost every principle which has been evolved for the protection of offenders. |
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| Or take the claim that forgiveness is superior to revenge, and that capital punishment is mere revenge. |
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| These three cardinal sins require martyrdom because of their intrinsic severity, and not because of the punishment prescribed for them. |
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| More than 90 countries worldwide have abolished corporal punishment in schools and penal systems for youth. |
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| I think he is guilty, as the pictures show, of throwing more than one punch and he has to accept whatever punishment comes his way. |
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| The lex talionus, or law of retribution, teaches that the punishment should fit the crime. |
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| Finally, there is no compensation for the five men who lost 20 months of liberty as punishment for a crime they did not commit. |
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| As a common law offence, the punishment can carry anything up to a life sentence. |
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| He admitted a charge of affray when he appeared in court for sentence and was given a 100-hour punishment order. |
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| So not only am I not sure who filed what complaint against whom, but I won't know if any punishment is meted out at all. |
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| The executive member said people in society felt as though there was no severe punishment for capital offences. |
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| Thus, Anselm's God is not an arbitrary monarch or a tyrant with no accountability and with a bloodthirsty desire for punishment or payment. |
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| Similar regulations on the Continent are either being ignored or blatantly flouted, with no punishment being administered by the member state. |
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| Most Austrians and many other Europeans abhor capital punishment as cruel and inhumane. |
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| From the small arsenal of instruments of punishment and torture on display, visitors will gain a graphic idea of crime and castigation. |
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| I think the lack of corporal punishment is a contributory factor to this lawlessness. |
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| The point of punishment is to learn a lesson from it, to clearly see right from wrong. |
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| Well, it seems Mr Adler's interpretation of that punishment was a little more lenient than the law would prefer. |
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| The punishment of the men is to be laid on a bench and slapped on the breech with a pair of boots. |
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| The masochist thinks that a declaration of weakness will divert punishment but, in reality, it usually has the opposite effect. |
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| At the same time, transgression of norms elicits punishment and ostracism from family, peers, partners, and the broader community. |
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| A citation requires a court appearance with the punishment and fine being determined by the judge upon conviction. |
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| Your Honours, it is our submission that the object of these proceedings is to punish and to impose punishment for commission of offences. |
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| I appreciate this might be against the rules of blogging and am prepared to take whatever punishment comes my way. |
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| The liar's punishment is not in the least that he is not believed but that he cannot believe anyone else. |
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| But he had comparatively light punishment by Soviet standards and he resurfaced. |
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| It was the punishment stipulated for Vestal Virgins found guilty of sexual misconduct. |
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| The punishment must fit the crime, yet we let magistrates get away with handing out lenient sentences. |
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| In other words, it is hard to defend our punishment system if you are a dualist. |
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| After all, the punishment for failure is more than just a life sentence without parole. |
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| Referee John Underhill resisted the temptation to produce any more punishment than a yellow card apiece. |
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| All the punishment dished out meant only eight cars could limp out for the demolition derby in which Bill Bylett ground the opposition to a halt. |
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| One of the uses of capital punishment is to deter other criminals from committing more crimes. |
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| They limited punishment to the person charged, and abjured the attainder of the traitor's relatives or heirs. |
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| Simply because driving tests are tough, laws are implemented rigorously and punishment is severe and exemplary and it doesn't matter who you are. |
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| I hope that when the culprits are caught, they are given the most severe punishment available to the courts. |
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| Another major point in the argument against capital punishment is called mitigating circumstances. |
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| She would tell of the sadistic punishment wrought unto the unbelievers by the just who trusted in her righteousness. |
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| The compensation claims have prompted a curious debate about what, exactly, is the essential nature of the punishment involved in imprisonment. |
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| Corporal punishment and physical hazing of American soldiers was still permitted, including use of the stockade. |
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| Forces and trends that will make capital punishment one of the defining issues of the coming year are converging from several directions. |
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| Were their wounds punishment for having gone into battle, or a heaven-sent opportunity for needed reflection? |
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| There were men among them who would receive more punishment for their infractions than just the standard, relatively painless hanging. |
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| The punishment is so severe that it is a deterrent for the criminal to commit the crime. |
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| I think that we have to look at capital punishment free of personal involvement. |
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| The punishment was widely publicised in the state press as a warning to other local leaders. |
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| At the end of it all, the moral argument that clinches the debate for me is that capital punishment is effectively society's revenge. |
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| Some slaves were treated well, but there were few restraints on their owners' powers, and physical punishment and sexual abuse were common. |
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| A pair of Mississippi misogynists were given a dressing down when a judge meted out a fitting punishment for their crimes. |
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| People do not have to accept a jealous, revengeful God who destroys enemies, kills women and children, and imposes punishment on generations. |
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| If the punishment fails to reflect the devastation caused, public confidence and the deterrent effect will be undermined. |
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| However, the Court of Appeal refused to accept that this amounted to the imposition of punishment without trial. |
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| By ordering his own punishment the masochist has made himself the master of his destiny. |
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| Some experts argue that the deterrent effect of a punishment like caning is more potent than the current penal system. |
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| The history of capital punishment clearly shows the desire to mitigate the harshness of this penalty by narrowing its scope. |
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| The harshness of his punishment reflects the degree of the family's economic loss. |
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| Lords who unjustly dispossess their vassals can expect punishment from a higher authority. |
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| It also shows that copyright holders and their supporters will lean on the police to dispense summary punishment through judicial seizure. |
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| The worst was when you became a guinea pig for a hazardous experiment, and not even the lightest punishment was endurable. |
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| The commission of any crime with a gun should be viewed as a more serious crime and the punishment should be adjusted accordingly. |
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| I also hope now more than I ever did during my life that people wake up to what a barbaric punishment this is. |
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| The manager does not take punishment well, and is waspish in his responses to journalists who question his tactics and second-season signings. |
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| Thus the organization is empowered to issue punishment if it determines rules were violated. |
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| Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment but also because of conscience. |
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| Football's violence, it is true, is contained within rules and conventions, and controlled by a punishment regime, but it is also irreducible. |
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| Corporal punishment of children occurs primarily during the education process or at the hands of parents or guardians. |
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| Tyres absorb severe punishment in the rough conditions and high temperatures. |
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| The King is at first inclined to agree with this principle and to mete out to the sororicide the punishment he deserves. |
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| Lewis was banned from boxing after his act and for many, that punishment was too lenient. |
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| Engineering sector lawmaker Raymond Ho said the punishment meted out was too lenient. |
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| The new law will prevent registered childminders from smacking or using any form of corporal punishment against children under eight. |
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| The British attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, confirmed that a total ban on corporal punishment would criminalise even a mild smack. |
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| Indeed the war is not over, as according to this view, there are ongoing attacks and punishment beatings. |
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| Whether this is purely good luck or a punishment for the sins of past lives is a moot point. |
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| The subsequent punishment he took along the ropes caused him to nearly fall out of the ring. |
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| If you don't accept this punishment I'm going to inform the chairman to put you on the transfer list. |
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| Given the amount of punishment the body takes these days, it is incredible if a player goes just one season without missing a game. |
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| If I can draw on my own experience as a child, the threat of corporal punishment always loomed larger than the punishment itself. |
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| The outcome of the Tyrer case was that the practice of corporal punishment as a penalty for criminal offenders in the Isle of Man was abandoned. |
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| People are fed up that when the police do catch criminals the punishment never seems to fit the crime. |
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| Both of his announcements show clearly how capital punishment is coarsening American institutions. |
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| She often felt like she had been punished for a reason and that punishment was her lot in life. |
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| The magistrates committed her to Preston Crown Court for sentence after ruling their powers of punishment were insufficient. |
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| The failure to address indiscipline by proper punishment is a victory for the do-gooders and defeat for children's education. |
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| Capital punishment may be imposed by the vote of four members of a panel of five military officers. |
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| A judge gave the 29-year-old a two-year conditional discharge meaning he will escape punishment unless he offends again. |
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| Once our divine origin was fixed, human miseries were explained as the punishment for some original sin committed by our first ancestors. |
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| But they also need discipline in the negative sense of correction and punishment for wrongdoing. |
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| Exemplary punishment of those found guilty by the inquiry committee, according to the law. |
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| This is so evident from the faulty officiating in games down to the determination of penalties and punishment given to erring players. |
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| In such a circumstance the label under which punishment is imposed would appear to be purely symbolic. |
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| But punishing the distribution of the movie is punishment of communication, and should be impermissible. |
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| There will be many who consider that the only fitting punishment for them would be a custodial one. |
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| I'm not sure the disbarment incrementally adds that much more to the punishment he's personally suffered. |
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| It is also a dishonest campaign, since most of its proponents object to any form of punishment that parents use to discipline their children. |
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| However, the criminal justice system might use an exemplary punishment to show that we will not put up with this. |
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| He'd been whacked around a lot as a kid, he says, so any punishment absent the sting of physical pain didn't feel like punishment. |
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| Or do I withhold punishment or censure and in so doing undercut the teacher's authority? |
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| And are we clear that we will not add to the burdens of another through punishment and indignity? |
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| Unfortunately for my master I had never told my father of the canings I'd received for fear of further punishment at home. |
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| Those people wanted punishment to be brought back into the penal system, but what has happened? |
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| Martin said this would bring the level of punishment in line with offences against police officers. |
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| Thus the constant, unceasing, restless legislating in the areas of crime, punishment and anti-social behaviour. |
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| They had a cookhouse with a wood stove and if you spoke out against management, you got put on the punishment block, you chopped wood all day. |
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| Other punishment practices include torture, often in front of family members, and execution. |
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| Indeed this alternative definition is laced with the idea that welfare reform should be about punishment of bludgers. |
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| His punishment was an outswinger from Lee and another Gilchrist celebration. |
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| Oklahoma school administrators say that while corporal punishment remains legal in the state, they rarely reach for the paddle. |
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| If that's true, then the UBP and the community are out of touch with the way the capital punishment debate is going. |
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| Hacking into computer networks was long seen as little more than a prank, and punishment was typically a slap on the wrist. |
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| The choice of whipping underscored the attempt to continue an antebellum form of punishment and to reinvent techniques to control the black body. |
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| Collective punishment is forbidden by the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 governing militarily occupied territories. |
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| Without the respectability that lethal injection provides, capital punishment in the United States would probably cease. |
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| When they were condemned to gather firewood from hills, their punishment could be commuted to a payment of 300 coins per month. |
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| But it is far from evident that to punish the crime of homicide with death is the most just punishment or is just at all. |
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| They also exclude the belief in immortality of the soul and the punishment and rewards of the afterworld. |
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| Severe punishment and bans may change the behaviour of a minority, but it will not change the attitude of the majority of bigots. |
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| Gurudeva also required a home life of ahimsa, tolerating neither abuse of a spouse nor corporal punishment of children. |
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| Any program that your mind interprets as punishment is one your mind is bound to rebel against. |
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| Compassionate assistance cannot, of course, be a substitute for the punishment of criminal acts or atonement for wrongdoing. |
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| Those who are found to be taking bribes or kickbacks will face strict punishment and may be disqualified. |
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| The punishment of the body was compensated by bodily freedom in hurling stones. |
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| Alongside the obsession with test results goes an insistence on discipline and harsh punishment of bad behaviour. |
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| She sentenced Reeves to a total of 100 hours community punishment order for both counts, and disqualified him from driving for 32 months. |
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| He was sentenced at Hull Crown Court to a 100-hour community punishment order for the offence. |
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| No. Do I think that the threat of capital punishment acts as a deterrent to serious crime? |
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| The text may also be viewed as a legal instruction, issuing from God, requiring a particular and mandatory punishment for murder. |
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| Usually, police can only arrest someone for an offence which carries a punishment of at least five years in jail. |
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| As a society we have grown to accept hasty judgement and instant, severe punishment as the desirable norm. |
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| Such a cold-blooded and barbaric punishment degrades everyone involved in the murder. |
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| Can't you train a thicko to put his rubbish in a bin without using a cattle prod as a punishment and some dog biscuits as a reward. |
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| These branks and the stocks are examples of implements of corporal punishment used in early modern Glasgow. |
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| The new regional law has named severe punishment towards those who dare to chop or destroy the old trees. |
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| The two were also given punishment orders when they appeared in court for sentence. |
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| I have a birch rod handy to dole out any punishment or I may have to hit you on the hand with a ferula. |
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| There will be condign punishment for any MSP who fails to make at least one long and tedious speech a month about a minor constituency matter. |
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| Mutilation was used throughout medieval and early-modern Europe to inscribe punishment publicly upon the body. |
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| Physical punishment is administered, although parents tend to be indulgent with young children. |
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| In fact, her perfect fall from grace earns nothing but fresh punishment for her lack of attention to detail. |
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| Therefore, it was the firm opinion of the Committee that corporal punishment constitutes cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment. |
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| Security software firms have welcomed the imposition of some punishment in the case. |
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| Do you sir, agree with this punishment which would involve the admonishment of a member of your own party? |
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| Magistrates declined jurisdiction of the case because they felt their powers of punishment would not be adequate if the men were found guilty. |
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| The jurisprudence of capital punishment imposes a tremendous burden on jurors. |
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| With capital punishment in the news lately, American opinion on the death penalty seems particularly changeable in response to media coverage. |
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| Restore corporal punishment in schools solely for serious bullying, physical assault and wanton serious damage to property. |
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| The use of the tawse, a then popular and widely accepted form of punishment in Scottish schools, did not infringe the European Convention. |
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| It's the punishment for turning traitor and helping the opponents during a war. |
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| How widespread was corporal punishment in prisons, and how widespread is corporal punishment in schools? |
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| Some of these decisions are applications of the requirement of proportionality of punishment to offence. |
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| Making students go for detentions was the standard punishment for a failure of a test. |
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| Sitting in a scalding hot bath with naked strangers sounds more like punishment than a popular pastime. |
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| The latter may not be in favour currently, but he surely doesn't deserve a punishment like that! |
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| He took any amount of punishment and just got on with it after earning vital frees. |
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| Boys are the primary victims of corporal punishment and other types of physical abuse, both at home and in school. |
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| He is pursued by the Furies, grotesque female divinities charged with the punishment of those who have shed the blood of kinfolk. |
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| The cargo truckers' case should become a good precedent that any illegal action will face punishment by law without fail. |
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| This I understand to mean that the punishment for recreancy falls on the champion himself unless his hirer raises him from the field. |
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| Committee members attacked Australian law, which permits corporal punishment within families and at private schools. |
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| Some people argue that capital punishment is a savage act and must be abolished in every state. |
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| Opponents of corporal punishment argue that frequent physical punishment interferes with the teaching of nonviolent modes of conflict resolution. |
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| The system of punishment in supermax units resembles nothing so much as the system of punishment pioneered at Eastern State. |
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| If the government cannot punish those they believe deserve punishment within the current bounds, then so much the worse for the government. |
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| Harry's wretched past revisits him vividly, trailing behind it issues of betrayal, death, punishment and revenge. |
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| Criminality and punishment beatings were only adjuncts to the substantive talks in December. |
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| But they believe in adequate punishment and their punishments are rarely as light as a slap on the wrist. |
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| The French and Dutch results were punishment for political failure on a grand scale. |
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| In both cases, randomly selected groups of citizens are asked to impose punishment on those found to have done wrong. |
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| The Parliament cannot directly impose punishment on anyone, on aliens or on citizens. |
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| It's also an animal that can absorb a tremendous amount of punishment before it dies. |
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| Failure to produce a licence when stopped by the police will result in the automatic punishment of one penalty point. |
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| But the routine checks by the watchdogs have been poor, and punishment has been too mild. |
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| This was mild punishment when one considers what happened to the monk Giordano Bruno. |
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| They are widely viewed as an alternative to paramilitary punishment attacks and beatings. |
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| When there is a fair chance of getting away with these minor misdemeanors without punishment there will be not deterrence. |
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| Like a zealot who demands a public flagellation to expiate his sin, Martin's thirst for punishment grows until his mental health is in doubt. |
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| He gave the same punishment to an Indian man who had tried to get a residency permit using forged documents. |
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| Under the legislation, the object of confiscation is not punishment but the forfeiture of an illicit profit. |
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| But a great deal of recent evidence strengthens the claim that capital punishment has large deterrent effects. |
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| It also called for strong punishment of secret collaborators with the communist regime. |
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| An alpha leader does not use fear, punishment or brute force to achieve and maintain its position. |
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| For people who have no faith in God, fear of punishment would be a stronger motivation to do good than promise of reward. |
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| Later, when he's brought to her attention for poaching game birds on her property, she devises a very unique punishment for the old reprobate. |
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| Capital punishment was legal in Ireland until only a few weeks ago and it was grantable if you killed a member of the Gardai. |
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| My stoker was put on a charge of neglect of duties and was given the option of taking the base commander's punishment or a court martial. |
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| Previously, expulsion from school was the punishment of last resort for head teachers. |
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| Our liberal elite understands when leniency has to end and cruel and unusual punishment must begin. |
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| After all, the one to whom he said this had apparently committed a crime that deserved the most severe punishment available, crucifixion. |
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| Moreover a man is required by divine and positive law to submit to corporal punishment if he cannot pay the forfeit for any act he has committed. |
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| Although I have no personal knowledge of this case, I believe that the minimum appropriate punishment should have been to resit the examination. |
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| He was unjustly smeared by FBI leaks and unproven allegations, and subjected to cruel and unusual punishment without a trial. |
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| The fundamentalists might inflict the harshest possible punishment on her for having borne an illegitimate child, that too by an Indian. |
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| The experts all agreed that corporal punishment that results in injury is child abuse. |
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| Roh has said those whose ancestors were collaborators wouldn't face punishment or have any rights restricted. |
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| A forfeit, on the other hand, means that the audience was less than impressed with the scene and an appropriate punishment is meted out. |
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| His punishment was to schlep a boulder up a hill, only for him to see it roll down the hill again once he had almost reached the top. |
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| I believed that if I got a cold sore or bit my tongue, it was a punishment for lying or saying a bad word. |
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| Now I think he's saying that the only criteria for punishment should be how bad the crime was. |
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| A scintilla of reasonable doubt might be expected about the efficacy and justice of a punishment now rejected by 71 countries. |
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| Since the government banned corporal punishment in schools, teachers think they cannot discipline the children. |
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| To abolitionists, capital punishment is equally uncivilized and deserving of a definitive ruling of its unconstitutionality. |
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| It's probably the only convertible, this side of a Porsche, which could really stand the punishment of everyday country road driving. |
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| A believer in strict discipline, he preferred forms of punishment like putting a prisoner in stocks or shackling him to a ball and chain. |
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| Casting her as a Jezebel deserving of punishment only plays into the view many women already have of their situations. |
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| It is important to note that the filter is not a punishment for anything the webmaster did with their new website. |
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| Trying to soften the Grand Master, he suggests the Order's punishment be fair and cautious, but he cannot change the angry man's mind. |
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| We're told that the public's appetite for human interest stories about crime and punishment is insatiable. |
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| What I love is the idea that the public needs to see punishment taking place. |
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| There is no redemption from punishment as rigid as this, it would seem, only escalation. |
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| Law enforcement officers and medical staff watched whilst the punishment was administered. |
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| To address these social problems we have to do more to address what has gone wrong instead of only administering punishment to those who fail. |
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| There is substantial doubt that capital punishment has any significant deterrent effect. |
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| The concentration on punishment damages the national debate by focussing all attention on revenge. |
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| Her punishment for the previous night's little escapade had been five swift strokes with a cane, on her bottom. |
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| Ideally, punishment for marijuana-related offences would be similar to a traffic ticket, or an open alcohol offence. |
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| I would not put it past him to make me run the distance as a mild sort of punishment for leaving the palace. |
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| It wasn't the capital punishment the judge favoured, but the idea of justice being conducted in full view of the public. |
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| Time and time again fouls were committed, and no punishment was handed out. |
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| The real punishment is having to sit in prison and watch a TV movie about what a screwed-up freak you are. |
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| They sought to weed out those who opposed capital punishment or were apparently too sympathetic toward an insanity defense. |
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| She deserves a much more severe punishment because that child will be suffering the effects of the mother's behaviors for its entire life. |
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| This latter category often involves maskers honoring high-status elder men, as well as the punishment of lawbreakers. |
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| The Academy's punishment falls far short of the going rate for music theft. |
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| Now he may face the full 10 years, plus punishment for the grave-robbing caper. |
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| Query whether you do not sell the pass once you concede that there might be just a little tiny bit of punishment in there. |
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| A 19-year-old who used a knuckleduster during a fight has been given a community punishment order. |
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| Certainty harsh punishment is necessary so that it will have a deterrent effect. |
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| First, it is concerned with fairness of trial, not punishment of a person for wrongdoing. |
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| Drugs testing policy usually prevents disclosure of a player's identity until he is proven guilty and a punishment has been decided. |
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| This is serious business, and to express regret at the severity of his punishment is a shade hypocritical. |
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| Since the reinstatement of capital punishment in 1976, seven states have executed a combined twenty-two juvenile offenders nationwide. |
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| Many of the so called punishment beatings issued are more commonly found to be retribution for engaging in trade on another persons patch. |
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| Having to resort to a cruel and unusual punishment adds a moral relativity that is profoundly provocative. |
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| The strongest punishment among Yazidis is expulsion, which means that your soul is lost forever. |
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| Luckily the referee only showed a yellow card, the resulting penalty punishment enough. |
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| But if a paper decides to run an article like this, the odds are that it will actually hit the streets, with punishment coming after the fact. |
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| The existence of such draconian punishment is a reflection of a culture that has no time for thieves and murderers. |
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| For many New Englanders, capital punishment relates more to the era of witches being hanged than to the current day. |
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| Arguably, to exact revenge or punishment by means of agricultural devastation was the essence of Greek warfare. |
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| Capital punishment by lethal injection was restored during the Ramos administration. |
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| Children need discipline and clear boundaries but when parents resort to physical punishment they give out the wrong message that might is right. |
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| From the beginning, the United States Constitution recognized capital punishment as lawful. |
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| This is a time when love is like punishment in that you are falling for somebody unable to reciprocate openly. |
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| We saw earlier that, although human punishment does not bear the full burden of requiting good and evil, it must hold up requital as an ideal. |
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| There must be some clear prima facie reason for punishment in talk of desert over centuries, and in this theory we have such a reason. |
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| For one thing, it offends against the principle that deterrent punishment must be kept to the effective minimum. |
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| Apprehensions that doing away with capital punishment can lead to more crime should be duly addressed. |
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| Juries in death penalty cases are always quizzed about their attitudes on capital punishment before the start of the trial. |
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| But, as with torture, the harm capital punishment does is not limited to its subject. |
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| The abolition of capital punishment was frequently urged in colonial politics and after. |
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| The crimes which would merit capital punishment for those in favour of same are indeed appalling. |
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| Though physical torture and capital punishment were opposed in all cases, no overt political position was to be taken. |
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| It was at the forefront of opposing capital punishment and demanding prison reform. |
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| That cost is not difficult to justify where capital punishment is the penalty for first-degree murder. |
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| He called for the restoration of corporal and capital punishment and pledged support for apartheid in South Africa. |
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| The fact that the International Covenant sanctions capital punishment must be seen in this context. |
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| Through this we can also see that capital punishment is not necessarily a form of punishment at all. |
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| Though the corrupt city councilors may get away from the penalty of the law in granting the amnesty, they cannot escape the punishment of the voters in the future. |
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| His escaping further punishment could cause cracks in party unity. |
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| The last word about punishment is that, while it can work, it is very hard to implement effectively, because of all the requirements listed above. |
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| Moreover, corporal punishment has the undesirable quality that the more you use it, the less effective it becomes. |
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| Failure to observe the tithes would invoke not only severe Divine punishment but in most cases would render the grain religiously inedible and consequently unsalable. |
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| By the end of his life, the memories of corporal punishment at the hands of his teachers were vivid. |
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| It's not seen as a punishment in the same way that cross-country is. |
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| It is also a highly physical sport and body-checks can sometimes see players crashing to the ground without any punishment being meted out by officials. |
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| Of course terrible crimes must be met with punishment including long custodial sentences but bringing back hanging is not the right policy in this day and age. |
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| People who support capital punishment are often portrayed as barbarians or monsters, but in my opinion locking someone up for life is far more inhumane. |
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| An angry deputy head said striking a prefect was a terrible thing and that if corporal punishment hadn't been banned, our victim would have been caned. |
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| What possible punishment can the Dalai Lama, in this lifetime, inflict on the Chinese as they hasten the extinction of his people? |
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| Anti-immigration groups vowed to defeat Rep. renee Elmers as punishment for supporting a reform bill. |
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| Earlier this year, a similar bill was rejected by the council because it called for the death penalty as the most severe punishment for anyone convicted by the tribunal. |
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| In future more hoaxers will find themselves in court or else having their mobiles and land-lines disconnected as a punishment for wasting police time. |
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| Those kids will face punishment for their vandalism, and the administration will congratulate itself for its efforts. |
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| Kids get more punishment than that for stealing a few sweets from a shop. |
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| The long tradition of representing illness as a punishment for sin was continued when sexual behaviour was medicalised and transformed into morbidity. |
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| We stamp all over the planet, meting out instant, severe punishment on the basis of hasty, ill-considered judgement, with the most appalling and devastating of consequences. |
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| This story absolutely outraged me and it is stories such as these that sway people over to thinking that capital punishment should be used on some criminals. |
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| On the occasions that punishment has been meted out, it is generally mild. |
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| Please, please, I beg of people to write to their MP and demand in the name of British justice that capital punishment be reinstated in this country. |
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| There is gratuitous torture, interrogational torture, judicial torture, vengeful torture, intimidational torture, torture as punishment and noble cause torture. |
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| What's the point of tacking on some trifling symbolic punishment to their deep anguish? |
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| Most Pennsylvanians now support a moratorium on capital punishment until its efficacy can be determined. |
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| What punishment could possibly be commensurate with genocide? |
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| I'm sure mom's telling-off will be enough punishment for you. |
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| What in fact has occurred is the exemplary punishment of one worker. |
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| This is consistent with parental practice which, as noted earlier, is marked by rapidly declining resort to physical punishment of children older than four. |
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| The awardees N. Athinarayanasamy, M. John Kennedy and K. Suresh qualified for the award after a stainless service without even a single punishment or memo for 18 long years. |
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| Suffering is not a punishment for wrongdoing, but a goad to rectification. |
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