contrition forとは 意味・読み方・使い方

One goal of the policy was to rehabilitate criminals (they earned small salaries from their labor, and those who repented of their crimes would be released. Convicts on Sadoga-shima Island, much like those at the work-houses of Tsukudajima Island, were given one type of labor to perform, and so if they showed contrition they would receive a tiny sum as savings and, after many years, would be allowed to return to their hometowns), but drainage work was extremely heavy labor, and drainage laborers were so cruelly exploited that it was said they could not survive for more than three years.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

犯罪者の更生という目的もあった（作業に応じて小遣銭が支給され、改悛した者は釈放された。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Though at first only homeless people were sent, the scope of who could be sent gradually widened, beginning in 1788 with those who had been punished with flogging or tattooing and had no personal guarantor, continuing in 1805 with those who had acted poorly at their work-houses, and finally extending to those who had shown no contrition for their crimes even after enduring exile.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

当初は無宿である者のみを送ったが、天明8年(1788年)には敲や入墨の刑に処されたが身元保証人がいない者、文化(元号)2年(1805年)には人足寄場での行いが悪い者、追放刑を受けても改悛する姿勢が見えない者まで送られるようになった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Convicts on Sadoshima Island, much like those at the work-houses of Tsukudajima Island, were given one type of labor to perform, and so if they showed contrition they would receive a tiny sum as savings and, after many years, would be allowed to return to their hometowns), but drainage work was extremely heavy labor, and drainage laborers were so cruelly exploited that it was said they could not survive for more than three years.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

佃島の人足寄場とおなじく、囚徒に一種の職をあたえたから、改悟すれば些少の貯蓄を得て年を経て郷里にかえることをゆるされた）が、水替は過酷な重労働であり、3年以上は生存できないといわれるほど酷使された。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Among the G-20 and G-7 countries, and even in the United States, the need for regulation has been recognized, as indicated by the enactment of the Dodd-Frank Act, which strengthens financial regulations, as opposed to neo-conservatism, which basically pursues the thorough deregulation of the financial sector and the minimization of government involvement. Following the enactment of that act, the United States is working out the details of regulations, including the Volcker Rule. As for European banks, U.K. banks are rather closer to the U.S. style of finance as you know, while Germany and France have continental financial systems, which are conservative, like the Japanese financial system. As to the first question, which concerned neo-conservatism, the mood around the world some time ago was such as to encourage financial institutions to create any type of financial product in exchange for accepting full self-responsibility, and Japan was no exception. However, now, the mood has changed very much even on Wall Street. In that sense, I think that countries have a feeling of contrition about the wave of neo-conservatism that swept through the world at one time.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

G20でもG7でも、ご存じのように、アメリカでもドット・フランク法というのは、金融の規制を強化するという法律でございまして、基本的に金融の分野で極限までの規制緩和、そしてできるだけ政府の関与を少なくするのがよいというのが新保守主義でございましたから、私は世界の大宗において、アメリカのドット・フランク法が証明しているように、金融というのは、非常に影響が大きいですから、やはり必要な規制は必要なのだというのが、アメリカですら法律が通って、今、ドット・フランク法も、初めボルカー・ルールの細則を詰めているところでございまして、ヨーロッパの銀行も、イギリスはどちらかというと、ご存じのようにアメリカ型の金融に近いのですけれども、ドイツ、フランスはどちらかというと大陸型でございまして、手堅いと言ったらおかしいけれども、日本に似たような金融システムを持っておりますので、私は1点目の質問、新保守主義をという話でしたけれども、世界的にはかつての自由な、どんどん規制緩和で、もうどんな金融商品でもつくってもよい、そのかわり自分の会社で全部自己責任を持ちなさいよということが、一時代前は非常に世界を覆い尽くしまして、日本もそれに巻き込まれたところはあるのでございますけれども、やはり今、アメリカのウォール街ですら、非常にその辺が変わってきていると思っておりまして、そういう意味では、やはり一時の新保守主義の勢いに対する反省が各国であると思っております。 - 金融庁