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This has involved giving a bit of leeway to freethinking individuals, but occasionally punishing those seen as straying too far.

I was totally ignoring the side of me that wanted to read for an hour or two, and I was punishing myself by wasting the entire day.

He said it was wrong to think, however, that Pakistan was punishing and detaining the people that led the United States to bin Laden.

This is quite a punishing workout but it makes perfect sense and, unlike the Nintendo DS, it does seem to describe a better way of life.

By way of reassurance, Beveridge proposed coercion, namely "severely punishing" parents who did not feed their young.

But as Johnson points out, punishing itself is often dangerous because the person being punished probably won't like it.

Aides said the president was seeking respite after a punishing few months in Washington's political swamp.

Investors reacted by retreating from riskier assets, punishing currencies like the euro and the British pound.

The U. N. Security Council voted unanimously to impose punishing sanctions on North Korea for carrying out a nuclear test.

Looking on, Trotsky's wife, Natalia, joked about this punishing form of "penal labor. "

One really gruesome way of punishing a pirate was to maroon them on a deserted island without food or water and be left to die a slow death.

You'll be sorry by the time I've finished with you, eg finished punishing you.

Even absent such a decline, lenders remain cautious, punishing those who never indulged during the boom.

After her divorce she applied for a lower-level post with less punishing hours so she could spend more time with her 12-year-old daughter.

My girlfriend is punishing me for forgetting to call her.

The treatment was punishing but Emma, a born fighter, was determined to beat the disease and live to see our son grow up.

German return fire, which starts after a while is ineffectual, but my brave jack tars start punishing the German line.

I would go home dead, sleep as much as I could, then come back the next day for another round of punishing interval sets.

Severely punishing drug-connected crimes is one of the outstanding characteristics of China's criminal legislation for drug control.

This truly dramatic move seems designed to take some of the sting out of the crisis and to show that the Murdoch empire is punishing itself.

The court considers a financial D. penalty to be an appropriate way of punishing him.

And one of the jobs of the courts is to police the press by protecting whistle-blowers while also punishing libel and treachery.

When they played second, they were more discriminating, rewarding co-operation and punishing those who would not trust them.

Alexander is so happy to see Bucephalus that, instead of punishing the thieves, he rewards them.

Does God find delight in punishing nations that get out of line?

Arrest is the effective means of punishing the crime, but the unjust arrest would turn into the instrument for trampling human rights.

The only rationale for punishing buyers of CDS protection is the blame policymakers unjustifiably try to pin on them for the crisis.

"He seemed to take a vindictive pleasure in punishing the least shortcomings" (Mark Twain).

Only in a world where central banks retain credibility despite subjecting investors to a punishing inflation, is there no problem.

It is part of the hangover from the party, but probably not the cure for a punishing headache.

Just as the US government rescue saved and enriched Wall Street while punishing Main Street.

The police later said they were not punishing the women, but only seeking their help in the pursuit of an investigation.

A punishing wind is pushing me from behind, stronger than I've felt in my life.

Second, the offender must not be tolerated, not just by punishing the individual offender, to avoid selective enforcement.

The document also said that the MoC would be in charge of punishing companies that operate online games without GAPP approval.

He got up, stood over me, and tried to think of the nastiest, most punishing words he could conjure up.

Policeman B: Do you know your conduct has violated the Punishing Rules of Public Order and Administration of the PRC?

Punishing or firing someone that you've established an informal relationship with can be disheartening.

"We should not be punishing patriotic Americans who have stepped forward to serve the country, " he said.

"If this was somehow aimed at punishing or weakening Uganda's resolve, we think that this has backfired, " Crowley said.

Asia's declines, which come after a punishing day of losses Friday, signal the financial crisis that began with subprime mortgages in the U.

Punishing your son for experimenting with marijuana may simply encourage him to become better at hiding it from you.

As executive branch officials they've done nothing to move towards punishing Beijing over the currency issue.

The punishing compensation system should be set up to punish intentional infringers .

The punishing and ostracizing of those who voluntarily engage in socially disapproved forms of sexual conduct only exacerbate the problem.

America tonight imposed punishing import tariffs on steel, which looks likely to spark a trade war between the US and Europe.

March 16 Killing can never be justified as a means of expressing anger, releasing hostility, "rightinga wrong" or punishing an offender.

Instead of punishing yourself when things do not work our right, begin cultivating compassion for yourself.

But Hutchison's tight- knit , hands-on management structure has its drawbacks , among them punishing travel schedules for his inner circle .

Our society does not openly condone child abuse; it does openly condone and sanction punishing children, physically and otherwise.

The 31-year-old actress's punishing exercise regime has been blamed for leaving her with bulging veins in her arms, hands and even fingers.

In the Law of Ming Dynasty and the revised "courtesy law" and "criminal law" , there were many legal regulations about punishing heresy.

In the punishing climate of Iraq and Afghanistan, moreover, soldiers' accommodation must be kept cool in hot weather, and warm in the cold.

As for punishing unprofessional behaviour, Mr Khurana is inspired by the internet rather than by a closed council of grandees.

The move sparked warnings that the chancellor was punishing the Conservatives' middle class base and undermining stay at home mothers.

China -- which, as a permanent council member, can veto the move -- has traditionally been cool to the idea of punishing Iran further.

But I'm not willing to do that by punishing hard-working physicians or the millions of Americans who count on Medicare.

Punishing state enemies in the private sector is part of it. So is rewarding friends.

Finally, the responding justice investigation should be conducted to define the punishing rules and academic misconducts.

Punishing a cheat has desirable long- term consequences for the person doing the punishing , as well as for the wider group .

If the thought of autumnal wild swimming sends a shiver down your spine, Italy's natural hot pools offer a much less punishing alternative.

The penalties even for inadvertent infringement are so punishing that creators routinely have to self-censor their work.

She wanted prodigies, even if it meant nonstop, punishing labor.

Global markets may be punishing CTF today, but the heartland of China looks likely to reward its investors for years to come.

see it as way of punishing themselves, or of attempting to gain some control over a situation.

Controlling tax in law should be enforced by renewing thoughts, setting up new systems and punishing severely the law breakers .

Uncomfortable change becomes punishing, and rational people don't continue activities that are more painful than they are rewarding.

As to the punishing compensation system of full of debates, the settlement of legal application is of great significance.

the principle of "tightening collection and management, plugging up loopholes, punishing corruption and clearing up overdue taxes"

Punishing and preventing corruption, our government is facing a real problem.

Laws and regulations aiming at punishing intellectual property infringements shall be amended to intensify judicial punishment.

Fifthly, strengthen anti-corruption building, advancing the rural system for punishing and preventing corruption.

The church contends that God is punishing the United States for its tolerance of homosexuality.

I hope to show, instead, that punishing children, a malevolent act, is harmful to children and to the community and society as well.

Insulting, punishing physically, beating, illegally searching or taking workers into custody .

Instead of punishing me, she laughed and said, 'It will not be noticed. ' It is because of her that I am here today.

In basketball, Michael Jordan practiced intensely beyond the already punishing team practices.

And i mean aside from the superior fluttering eyelids and punishing sarcasm.

By addressing irregularities and punishing violators, the quality of new loans quickly improved.

Others claim federal officials fear that punishing the banks too much will undermine the fragile economic recovery.

Even so, legislation aimed at punishing China is expected to move to a vote tomorrow.

Nor will Mr Abbas want to be seen punishing 1. 4m of his own citizens living in Gaza.

So bailing out the banks while punishing workers is not, in fact, a recipe for prosperity.

As for punishing corruption, we should handle at least ten to twenty major cases publicly and without delay.

Explaining to a child why you want them to do something, or punishing them with long time-outs, isn't effective either, he says.

Meanwhile Turkey's security chiefs were muttering darkly about punishing Greece for abetting Kurdish terrorists.

Moreover, people also call for laws and regulations that are responsible for punishing excessive fishing.

In the event of the boss putting them to trouble or even punishing them, some people never express different views on the firm's business.

Council of State consented to constitute the inter-department co-operative mechanism on punishing the unlawful assembly.

In punishing your child for doing something wrong, you want to do so in a deliberate manner when you are calm and collected.

For one, while the credit crunch will prove punishing for the U. S. , the prospects for the U. K. are increasingly worse.

The degradation which characterizes the state into which you plunge him by punishing him pleases, amuses, and delights him.

Traders worked punishing hours in a drab office space with long rows of computer terminals and phones.

If anything, the marketplace does a better job of channeling resources toward where they are most valued, and of punishing failure.

Punishing the off-label use of cognitive enhancers may also be unfair to those who find these drugs medically useful in unexpected ways.

China imposes tight restrictions on religious and cultural activities in the region, harshly punishing any hint of dissent.

Punishing the commercial bribery and purifying the social environment, has become the consensus of government, enterprises and public.

I'm sure the boy is not guilty; how can we cajole your father out of punishing him?

For the players, the joys of sportsmanship can include punishing self-discipline and the friendship of teammates.

Each Dept. Should make relevant punishing item according the special information. It is forbidden punish employees randomly in the factory.

and improving law enforcement and severely punishing by law those involved in unlawful administration.

Others argue that punishing bribe- givers as well as bribe-takers is necessary to curb the practice.

If the credit card companies are levying punishing interest rates, then people hopefully will be reluctant to get into more debt.

Players from subsistence communities with a local religion didn't seem too concerned with fairness or with punishing unfair strangers.

It was a dress rehearsal for last night's punishing verdict.

Chinese leaders will have little choice but to respond by punishing European investors -- one way or another.

Or will European leaders remain too focused on punishing debtors to save themselves?

Dealers have seen their new car inventories wiped out by overflowing rivers, surging tides, and punishing hail storms.

The boy made an apology to his teacher, so the teacher could but give up the idea of punishing him.

Fan Dau is a high school student who sees his mission as one of punishing bullies and bad guys.

We must take investigation and treat cases and strictly punishing badger hat as an important link of fighting corruption.

The South African Parliament enacted much tougher laws punishing sex trafficking and forced labor last month.

Another winning approach is even more depressing, punishing cheats with eternal vengeance.

For a long time, university libraries commonly regard stopping borrowing right as one mean of punishing college students.

However, humans also punish altruistically, in which the act of punishing is personally costly.

Darius had left to his son the task of punishing the Greeks for their interference in the Ionian rebellion and the victory of Marathon.

Even for those states ostensibly committed to punishing atrocity crimes, the response has often been anemic.

Paradoxically, punishing fake injury might just encourage teams to polish their acting skills.

Many enterprises of Shanghai go loopholes, punishing corruption and clearing up overdue taxes.

A lack of rain throughout the south means many states are now facing a punishing drought.

Some predicted a Klitschko win, either by clear cut decision or late technical knockout after punishing Solis.

But the enforcement power, the right to punish, everyone can do the punishing in the state of nature.

Yes, it can be a self-punishing activity, but it can also be the conscience that keeps us civilized.

A consistent approach is pivotal to successfully teaching a son or daughter right from wrong when punishing them.

After Korea's teachings, drew aware of punishing evil, professor would be his mission.

Getting angry is punishing oneself for mistakes of others. Forgive others, relieve yourself.

Many best minds strongly advocate severely punishing corruption in the official circles.

After making all those colossally dumb loans, financial institutions are now punishing you for their sins.

Getting angry is punishing oneself for mistakes of others. Forgive others, and relieve yourself.

Legal institutions and the cable TV culture dampen enthusiasm by punishing failure so remorselessly.

American lawyers, in punishing doctors' mistakes, make medicine more costly.

Hair shirts and whips didn't come out of nowhere, they were man's way of punishing the self in order to deserve forgiveness.

That's understandable. So is punishing those who purloin classified materials.

Mr Yudhoyono, a retired army general, has refrained from punishing senior police officials for their long list of alleged transgressions.

Yes, it can be a self-punishing activity, but it can also be conscience that keeps us civilized.

Instead of punishing her, ask her for the support you want, and she will give it. Respectfully let her know how she has hurt you.

Essentially you're punishing yourself by feeling upset before anything bad has happened.

We've survived as social animals because we are so good at spotting selfishness and punishing antisocial behavior.

That by punishing a few, the fear of punishment may affect all.

Getting angry is actually punishing ourselves for the mistakes of others.

The cost of failing to identify errors early is punishing.

Not punishing these hooligans amounts to condoning their behaviour.

It's crazy how we think that our refusing to forgive someone is our way of getting even with that person of punishing them.

Not punishing these hooligans amounts to condoning their behavior.

The economic slump caused by the war is having a punishing effect on our business.

Under the circumstances, parents are justified in punishing their children corporally.

"There's no shame and no punishment. " He's got that right. There's no punishing illegals.

The death penalty is a way of punishing offenders.

Not only China, no government in this world can reduce the piracy soly by promulgating strict laws and punishing those illegal practices.

Here is a very simple but profound word: angry with others is punishing yourself for others' fault.

She also admitted to the punishing physical demands of the role.

Look at the little actor. He was punishing the villain, Captain Hook.

But it's been brutally punishing for China's ordinary consumers and savers.

This type of code execution is punishing to a database.

Central banks are punishing savers to redeem the sins of debtors and speculators.

Synonymous with punishing cold, parts of it can bake at 40 degree Celsius.

In June, the punishing bombing raids on the Serbs finally broke Milosevic's will to resist.

The rules on computer crimes in our criminal law provide the legislative authority of punishing computer crimes.

questions of reinforcing good behaviors and punishing bad ones.

The morality of punishing poor people who live in a boycotted autocracy is dubious. It may make the regime more popular or powerful.

Hence the strategy, already indicated in the months before the budget, of punishing the unpopular rich.

Punishing another individual of one's species is a human cultural invention .

Making rewards and bestowals clear, being strict in executing and punishing are methods for stopping evil.

Lax regulatory standards allowed serious market abuses in the 1990s, punishing investors who had put money into initial public offerings.

How does an animal know its rival is cheating and what does it gain from punishing the cheater?

there must be one law rewarding the good and punishing the evil.

The principle of soft time window berth was proposed, punishing delay time.

And of course, seawater is salty and highly corrosive, punishing many kinds of materials.

So the rationality of punishing drunk crime is proved according to the analysis of drunk crime and the drunk criminal's penal ability.

He deserves punishing for what he did.

So is punishing those who purloin classified materials.

What do the nationalists say about killers punishing murderers and thieves sentencing looters?

These are punishing positions, with responsibility for thousands of jobs and the prospect of reputational ruin if things go wrong.

We will conscientiously carry out all tasks and measures for punishing and preventing corruption.

China endures a crippling drought, and then punishing floods.

The boss asserted his authority by punishing his employees.

The gods are punishing me for having casuaI sex.

For punishing and preventing corruption, we must insist on both education and supervision.

Dave: I see your point, but we need to punish them, and let others see us punishing them, so nobody else will ever try the same thing.

Reciprocal altruism - without extra safeguards such as institutions for punishing freeloaders - also rapidly stops paying off.

It is also responsible for investigating websites and punishing them if they violate laws or regulations.

Even for California residents who are veterans of previous and more punishing earthquakes, the temblor was impressive.

Ofcom's proposals are not about punishing investment.

But punishing tidal waves will assault Guangzi and Guangdong and Fujian provinces.

"We've upset the natural order, " the devout, 52-year-old Buddhist says. "And now the gods are punishing us. "

The naughty child deserved punishing.

Instead of punishing a child for violating a school policy, they battle the policy.

The government's most potent lever, however, is Congress, where numerous bills aimed at punishing China are in the works.

The situation became more dire after a punishing multiyear drought that killed cattle and, in some areas, most of the wildlife.

We object to punishing a whole group for one person's fault.

Give them a new tension, and the evil will be cured. . . . Think less of punishing faults, and more of rewarding that which you need.

He chose to save you from your sin by punishing Jesus in your place.

The duty of upholding world peace and punishing evil will be yours.

The most punishing match of the year?

a leather strap for punishing children.

That could lead to a punishing dollar crisis.

It is inherent in some religions, which suggest a punishing "purification" through life as a means to some great reward afterward.

State media said SARFT was punishing the broadcaster because the show had frequently over-run its time slot.

"Upward comparison can be punishing and make you feel terrible, " she said. "But you can also look upward to learn. "

Klein says that drinking smoothies keeps her going during punishing book tours, and so she starts by ordering one.

Those awful, punishing words we throw in our own direction would simply be unacceptable if we hurled them at others.

The second player then had the option of punishing the first one by deducting from their reward.

You can't keep punishing yourself, it's awesome how far you have come.

By punishing them, Sony became a target of their considerable wrath.

Am I punishing this guy for my ex's behaviour?

I want to hear you're training hard, Potter, or I may change my mind about punishing you.

It is no use punishing him.

Nearby is the resting place of Emperor Qin, who after a series of punishing wars unified the country in 221BC.

'He'll say, 'I'm not punishing you, because I'm standing, too, '' says a senior Hon Hai manager.

Try punishing them with boric acid poison.

Punishing mistakes doesn't lead to better solutions or faster results.

The teacher was laid under the necessity of punishing the student who failed in the examination.

The real value of Brazil's trade-weighted currency has surged 24 per cent since 2007, punishing local industry even more.

If all you do is punishing yourself for failure, you won't stay motivated to change for very long.

This spell calls down an Angel of Fury from the heavens so he can aid the Pretender God in punishing all false Pretenders .

Situated about 1, 000 kilometers (625 miles) from the North Pole, Franz Josef Land has a punishing climate.

Would punishing her be likely to make her on time in the future?

Italy's situation is not yet critical because the government does not have to refinance all its debts quickly at punishing interest rates.

But now who are we punishing?

What's the use of punishing him?

On the other hand, there is legislative blank in punishing the misrepresentation crimes committed by the underwriters and sponsors.

Why are you punishing me for talking to God?

He has been restrained in punishing the banking sector for its part in the financial crisis.

Yet isolating or punishing regimes because of their oppression can make the lives of their peoples harder.

The Senate last year passed a bill punishing China for undervaluing its currency but the bill never passed the House.

will you stop punishing me ? do you absolutely despise me ?

for punishing me the first time i came home drunk.

Man is destroying the nature, and the nature inturnis punishing man.

Instead of punishing yourself for those slips, you can learn from them and they can make you stronger.

But the second part is this idea that asking the rich to pitch in is "punishing" them.

Supplementary Provisions Regarding Punishing Crimes of Counterfeiting Registered Trademarks

On the Law Philosophy Basis of the Criminal Responsibility in Punishing Acts Of Impairing Prevention and Treatment of Infectious Diseases

Thoughts About Confining and Punishing the Crime of a Huge Amount of Property from Unknown Origin or Source

The defendant's proof responsibility in the administrative litigation about the punishing case of veterinary drugs

Our goal is to promote fair dealings while punishing those who game the system;

The Due Procedure Concerning Punishing College Students for Violating Examination Regulations

Provisional Rules of Shenzhen Municipality on Punishing the Working Staff of State Administrative Organ for Gambling or Taking Drugs

On Causes of the Body- punishing and the Counter- measures

Characteristics and Punishing Countermeasures of Economic Crimes in Wester Countries

The International Judicial Cooperation on Punishing and Prevention Corrupted Officials from Fleeing the Country

Current Situation, Difficulties and Alternatives for Punishing the Crime of Trafficking Women and Children

Problems and Countermeasures in Drug Supervision and Administrative Punishing

On Application of Principles of Administrative Law While Exercising Right of Punishing in Colleges and Universities

Psychological Principles and Strategies Adopted in Rewarding and Punishing Children

Imitations & Inferior Commodities'Influence on Economy and Punishing Tactics

Punishing Economic Crimes Severely, Promoting the Restructuring of Economic System

Construction of the sewage pipeline by adding the muscle cement and mixing one and punishing the urban road

The Establishment of "Punishment Precedent" in Students'Punishing System in University

Controlling Money Laundry: Breakthrough of Punishing Economic Crimes

Decision on Punishing Crimes of Falsely Making Out, Forging or Illegally Selling Special Invoices for Value-added Tax