Príklady corporal

• Embodiment is an ensemble of corporal practices that produces and gives ' a body ' its place in everyday life.

• Twenty years after the masters' report, one advocate of corporal punishment carried on with this theme.

• We believe in corporal punishment and that really works.

• Nor was it a matter of blood or nobility, although status and seniority - whether of colonels or corporals - were important.

• These last included corporal punishment, for fines were of no effect on penniless spinners and weavers.

• These general agricultural agents each managed four foot soldiers and a mounted corporal and covered a territory comprised of several towns.

• Being disciplined is thus construed with not being punished; and being un-disciplined means behaving in such a way that results in corporal punishment.

• However, in terms of the distribution of discipline, corporal punishment has been replaced with public shaming and physical discomfort.

• Even second and third time offenders could avoid corporal punishment if they were able to organize supplications from other burghers on their behalf.

• It specifically prohibited faculty from inflicting corporal punishment on students.

• The proverbial stick was that of military discipline and its implied threat of corporal punishment.

• In most of the years analysed here approximately 90 per cent of the crime reports that featured punishment concerned corporal punishments.

• However, the figures also show that the vast majority of sentences throughout were of corporal punishment or short prison sentences of less than three months.

• Simultaneous with the abandonment of the market place by the spiritual authorities was a relinquishment of corporal punishment as a disciplinary measure.

• Does it prohibit corporal punishment in all forms or only some, and if so, which?