punitive造句

He also threatened to levy punitive taxes on holdouts.

Pragmatism, the Dutch have long believed, is better than punitive prohibition — and they've got lots of data on their side.

A worry is that politicians' zeal to outdo each other's punitive line on bankers will go too far.

Best idea: create medical courts run by experts to rule on malpractice claims, with no punitive damages.

The study found that the use of punitive behavior correlates strongly with reduced individual payoff, and bestows no benefit on the group as a whole.

A punitive stance increases the stigma of being short of liquidity and encourages Banks to hoard cash, making the crisis worse.

The bad practices include an excessive reliance on search-and-destroy missions, the employment of punitive and repressive measures, and an insensitivity to civilian casualties.

In the consumer insurance, when the underwriter intentionally fails to perform his obligation of honest payment, the insured and the beneficiary may request punitive damages.

"Costly punishment," the type of punitive behavior studied by Nowak and his colleagues, refers to situations where a punisher is willing to incur a cost in order to penalize someone else.

We are now examining whether being in a punitive environment day in and day out will have other negative impacts on children such as lying or other covert antisocial behaviors.