Sentence examples for restorative authority from inspiring English sources
"We are moving towards being a restorative authority by trying to embed it in everything we do," Cooper says.
Norfolk council has kept costs down by developing an in-house training programme, explains Kirsten Cooper, the authority's restorative approaches development manager.
3 The UK uses the term reablement to describe short-term services with a restorative focus, developed by local authorities with responsibility for adult social care services, as part of their range of home care service provision.
The authority turned to the restorative justice method after efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour in its community failed.
"To achieve this and the best interest of the child, authorities must apply principals of restorative justice and give priority to preventive, protection and educational measures – detention should always be a measure of last resort," continued Manevski.
The office also oversees Restorative Justice and PBIS.
Restorative justice views crime as more than simply a violation of the law an offense against governmental authority.
As an association between reduced patient dental anxiety and reduced operator stress exists [ 13- 16], health authorities of Gauteng province in South Africa assumed that dental operators would choose ART instead of the traditional restorative treatment if they had received training in the use of ART.
Nothing is more restorative.
One she calls "restorative".
It is irrationally restorative.
