Phrases with «punitive sanctions»

"Punitive sanctions" refers to penalties or actions imposed on someone or a group of people as punishment for wrongdoing or a violation of rules or laws. These measures are meant to discourage or punish certain behaviors and can involve fines, restrictions, or other consequences. Full definition

Sentences with «punitive sanctions»

  • During the pause, assessments would continue to be administered and the results communicated to districts, schools, and families, but without the threat of punitive sanctions. (ascd.org)
  • One of the main functions of the criminal law was to identify, and provide punitive sanctions for, behaviour that was categorised as criminal because it was damaging to the good order of society. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
  • «While many people fear that decriminalisation will lead to increased use, there is little evidence to support such fears, and even less evidence that the current punitive sanctions provide any sort of positive return on investment for society.» (politics.co.uk)
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