Sentence examples for system of retribution from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama has stopped the torture, but Guantánamo remains open and the old system of retribution has often been reinforced.Neither Mr Snowden nor Mr Manning is a perfect ambassador for a more liberal approach.

This system of vengeance and retribution is not fiscally right, and it's not morally right".

Deeply entrenched social and cultural beliefs have made it unacceptable for children in the region to confide in an adult outside of the home about rights violations within the home, in school or in their community, much less bring a complaint through the judicial system citing fear of retribution for themselves and their families, the report says.

The first generation of white settlers or prisoners -- convicts and their keepers -- were equally trapped in a system of pointless cruelty and retribution.

An Iranian court made the ruling on Wednesday based on the system of "qisas" or fair retribution, Etemad-e Melli reported.

"The conversation was that my leadership style did not match the needs of that particular educational environment," said the principal, who has already accepted a lesser position in the school system and declined to be identified for fear of retribution.

UNICEF is also working with the Ministries of Health and Justice to build an improved system for women to report rape without fear of retribution - and with confidence that their reports will be taken seriously.

"That assumes that the primary purpose of the criminal justice system is retribution, but in fact the primary purposes are public safety, deterrence and rehabilitation, all of which are better served by lengthy prison sentences".

Student and resident anonymity in our evaluation system limited any concerns that learners would be wary of retribution for criticism.

The American legal system is not supposed to be a karma-based organism of retribution for unpunished bad deeds, but that's how it worked in Nevada.

Both families say they have not yet filed a claim with the U.N. because of fear of retribution or a lack of trust in the system.