When I was in high school, "sodomy" was illegal in twenty-five states; when I was in college, marriage became the first publicly sanctioned model for gay relationships.
Recently, Mansbridge (2009) has gone further by suggesting that political science has focused too much on the sanctions model of accountability and that another model, what she calls the selection model, can be more effective at soliciting the desired behavior from representatives.
A senior administration official said that one of the most critical sections of the proposed sanctions was modeled on a resolution passed last year against North Korea, after its second nuclear test.
It is, however, instructive when he observes that the biblical Yahweh is an "appalling role model," sanctioning gang-rape and genocide.
Senior officials point to their successful effort to win Russia's backing for tougher sanctions as a model of how they might bring around China.
One strategy to avoid this inefficiency is to create a model sanctioned by a major governmental agency, professional organization, or other accountable entity.
The second, "The Red Detachment of Women" (1964), was one of two "model ballets" sanctioned by Mao during the Cultural Revolution.
The aim is broadly to toughen the regime as well as to align the JSA & ESA sanctions regimes with the model to be introduced under universal credit plans.
No, the E.U. can't impose that kind of rule from Brussels (think of the treaty fight that would bring!), but it can surely propound a set of crisp guidelines and model laws sanctioning politicians, and link them to any future bailouts.
Undertaking a bio-psychosocial assessment and sanctioning this multidisciplinary treatment model reflects the complex nature of managing chronic pain for which there is no attributable, underlying physical cause.
