But this is as knee-jerk as the liberal response to welfare reform, which saw it as mere punishment of the poor.
More sophisticated forms of Principal-Agent models set precise targets in projects, often with a threat of penalties or punishment for poor performance, in order to reduce the risk of capture and improper use of funds in foreign aid relations [ 6], or to enhance health system performance and service delivery [ 7].
"Punishment" for poor scores includes travel restrictions and many other punishments.
Death penalty opponents argue Glossip's case is representative of the system's many problems, including the arbitrary application of the punishment, the disproportionate number of poor people on death row and an imperfect track record that has seen at least 155 people wrongfully placed on death row. .
For years, then, richer nations such as the U.S. and the U.K. mostly delegated the punishment of pirates to poorer countries such as Kenya and the Seychelles, sweetening the deal with money and new prisons.
Paxman set out how deterrence, cruelty and punishment were the central features of Poor Law relief, with detention and the loss of civil rights, the separation of husband and wife and of children from their parents.
The least grisly part of poor Stubbe's punishment was his beheading.
Most subsequent legislation built on the principles of provision for the local deserving poor and punishment of mobile and undeserving "sturdie beggars".
Most subsequent legislation built on its principles of provision for the local deserving poor and punishment of mobile and undeserving "sturdie beggars".
13, 14 Furthermore, the variability or absence of national and international criminal statutes, lack of an international agreement against trafficking of poor quality medicines, and inadequate punishments for convicted offenders reflect the weak legal framework for confronting drug fraud.
