Sentences with phrase «harsh punishment»

The logical flaw in harsh punishment for violence is that it teaches violence.

Girls reported on symptoms of conduct disorder and depression, and caregivers reported on level of parent — child warmth and use of harsh punishment.

This person may have had to manipulate in order to get basic needs met or avoid harsh punishment.

Rather than promoting positive qualities (like verbal skills), poor parents tend to let children go their own way and then use harsh punishment when they get into trouble.

Most runaway slaves, if caught, faced harsh punishment and sometimes even death.

I'm so sorry that dog faced such harsh punishment.

I want to thank you for introducing a «new school» way to train a lab without harsh punishment methods (the «old school»).

We do not believe in using hard sounds or other harsh punishment in favor of using rewards and praise.

What was his reasoning for the seemingly harsh punishment?

They do not accept harsh punishment and require patience when training.

Interestingly enough, death isn't too harsh a punishment as you're allowed to keep any and all loot acquired.

The points earned on your record are typically minimal for offenses which do not result in accidents, however more serious offenses will earn you more points, and more immediate harsh punishment.

Physical and harsh punishment for kittens is never recommended.

I found this book to be excellent in making you feel okay to give love instead of harsh punishment.

This person may have had to manipulate in order to get basic needs met or avoid harsh punishment.

My son was disciplined at school for instigating the fight and threatened with harsher punishment there if a fight actually occurred.

«Proponents of harsher punishments on the right and on the left in earlier decades are now grappling with the extraordinary fiscal and social costs of incarceration, particularly since the Great Recession, when states were really feeling the belts tighten around their budgets and the vast majority of funding for the criminal justice system comes at the state level.

Focal theory - Females are seen as less blameworthy than males, females are viewed as being intrinsically less of a risk to society than males, and it may be perceived that females need to be shielded from harsh punishments.

Land or sea: They try to make it through the thick of the jungle and across the desolate ocean, to no avail, receiving harsh punishment for the failed bids for freedom

This is the reason why, most repeat offenders are given harsher punishment not only to remove all his privileges as a driver, but also to understand the seriousness of the violation he has done.

Authoritarian parenting is mostly about demanding complete control and obedience from a child and doling out sometimes harsh punishment if the rules aren't followed.

These can include giving our kids the silent treatment, withdrawing from the family, giving overly harsh punishments in the heat of the moment, yelling, saying snide or sarcastic remarks, swearing and name calling.

Life in prison is in many respects as harsh a punishment without all of the ethical dilemmas.

Ole Miss is facing a charge of lack of institutional control — a charge that has resulted in other football programs, such as USC, receiving harsh punishments including multiple - year postseason bans, eliminated scholarships and vacated wins — and Freeze is alleged to have violated NCAA legislation requiring head coaches to promote compliance within their programs and among staff.

Spanking and other forms of harsh punishment do decrease the incidence of misbehaviour.

From 2008 on, disillusioned investors that had been counting on appreciation to right all their fundamental investing wrongs received a pretty harsh punishment from a market that had been pushed passed it's inflation limit.

Not surprisingly, a conviction for assault can result in harsh punishments including probation, fines and jail time.

one who will control me completely, forcibly feminize me, and teach me to take harsh punishment, dicipline and humiliation.

start gathering the stones... the bible requires a rather harsh punishment for false prophetesses when their predictions fail... if everything doesn't happen exactly as she says, then let her have her judgment...

Some drivers risk harsh punishments by driving uninsured.

Research shows that more empathetic people are more likely to endorse harsher punishments toward people they view as threats.

And kids subjected to harsh punishments tend to show more hostility and aggression (Xu et al 2009; Chen and Rubin 1994).

«Harsher punishment makes them cooperate more,» Raihani says.

This happens through harsh punishments, punitive grading and uncommitted student support.

Model care resulted in significantly lower rates of child maltreatment in all the outcome measures: fewer child protective services reports, fewer instances of possible medical neglect documented as treatment nonadherence, fewer children with delayed immunizations, and less harsh punishment reported by parents.

The Report described zero tolerance as «a brutally strict disciplinary model that embraces harsh punishment over education.»

In New London, the local parent advocate group presented a report on the high number of suspensions, expulsions, and arrests in their schools that gave more harsh punishments to minorities compared to their white counterparts.

While that is definitely a concern, it does result in a pretty harsh punishment when the review is simply inconclusive.

Clicker training is dog - friendly and never involves harsh punishment or force.

China to tighten laws placing harsher punishments on people involved with illegal cults, Reuters

Hundreds of survivors of the gas leak that claimed thousands of lives took to the streets Wednesday to mark the 30th anniversary of the disaster, chanting slogans and carrying placards demanding harsher punishments for those responsible and more compensation for the victims.

Sticking it to Uncle Sam should attract harsh punishment.

Some say that Ivan the Terrible was monumental to the founding and formation of modern Russia, while others say the man orchestrated the murder of thousands, issuing particularly harsh punishments on Russian nobility.

To those that say «he's still a murderer»; if you feel that the judge did not pass adequate judgement and that this man's life is better spent in the grave also, then perhaps you should start pursuing a legal career to ensure harsher punishments more frequently instead of just inciting reaction on CNN's blog.