| 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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| It is often supposed that Americans' retributive streak is linked to their greater religiosity. |
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| By contrast, the retributive theory places strict limits on the allowable punishment. |
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| But it seems to the Professor that nurture has made women more receptive to the idea of retributive violence. |
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| When Indra slays Vrita, Brahmahatya, a terrible retributive apparition, like the Erinyes or Furies of Greek myth, pursues him. |
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| They suggest that female characters are often ambiguously placed as retributive agents and eroticized victims of violence. |
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| You have distinguished between a restorative form of justice and a retributive form of justice. |
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| The blacks who now have the power are not bringing about retributive justice. |
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| First, there is retributive justice, where wrongdoers are held accountable for their actions. |
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| A thoughtlessly retributive regime commands little respect and contributes little if anything to the prevention of pollution. |
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| My great-grand uncle became a dispenser of retributive justice. |
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| Kolbert's article demonstrates the distinction between restorative and retributive justice. |
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| I think Mr Friedersdorf misses in his remarks the psychological and moral centrality of retributive justice. |
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| In the past, there has often been a disciplined, retributive approach to the destruction of property. |
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| I would still want to stress the fact that it was justice, not retributive justice but restorative justice. |
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| It is a society in which retributive justice gives way to restorative justice. |
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| This experience raises legitimate questions about traditional methods of retributive justice. |
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| The retributive approach is to prove the other party wrong, the conqueror and the vanquished, the victim and the criminal. |
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| Clearly, the retributive approach to criminal justice has not yielded satisfactory results. |
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| The desires involved in these kinds of moral and personal feelings are of the same category as those involved in retributive punishment as we are now understanding it. |
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| It is arbitrary to impose a sentence that can neither be justified on preventive grounds nor justified on the basis of retributive proportionality. |
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| Whether nature or nurture, a common point was the change in attitudes regarding the purpose of justice, shifting from retributive to reformative intent. |
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| After all, factors unchosen by the person play an essential role in shaping action, and when those factors are appreciated, this can dampen our retributive impulses. |
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| Thus, in the dialectical, penetrative understanding embodied in the play, the retributive logic remains, but not merely in the form of physical violence. |
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| Physical suffering and humiliation were considered appropriate retributive justice for the crimes they had committed. |
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| The first is retributive justice, inherently destructive and punitive. |
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| The social cost of retributive justice is astronomical: broken hearts, dreams, alienation, dissemination of our families, neighbourhoods, communities and even Canadian society. |
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| In general, my reaction to Norway's lenient, rehabilitation-focused justice system is not that the Norwegian sense of retributive justice is underdeveloped and defective, but that America's is. |
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| The determined grind of retributive justice was about all that remained. |
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| It is this balance between retributive and restorative justice that will enable the ICC to not only bring criminals to justice but also to help the victims themselves rebuild their lives. |
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| If I may, allow me to compare retributive and restorative justice. |
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| This balance between retributive and restorative justice provides the ICC with the potential to affect the future of war-torn societies by addressing not just the cause of crime but its outcomes. |
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| The African diaspora is, for this reason, more than equipped to enter the dialogue among civilizations, having seeded the germ of a civilization itself, as if with the beneficence of retributive justice. |
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| In parallel with retributive justice, the area of preventative justice was described as being very effective, especially in conflict and post-conflict arenas. |
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