We will continue doing our utmost to punish the guilty and break up all networks of terror and intimidation.

(b) Singapore has the legal means to penalize violators and has taken enforcement action against several companies

Noting the efforts made by States to penalize the international trafficking of migrants and to protect the victims of this illegal activity,

In particular, the Russian utility giant Gazprom uses increases in gas prices as a means to punish disobedient neighbors.

But bypassing the United Nations and unleashing an illegal war to punish an illegal act is not an easy policy to defend.

Lower sensitivity of turnover to performance reflects less willingness on the part of directors to discipline the CEO.

There is no record of effective measures having been taken to sanction the public officials involved in those irregularities or to prevent their recurrence.

Prostitution is not a criminal offence in the Niger, but the law has provided for a legal mechanism to penalize any person who encourages prostitution or benefits from the proceeds of a woman's prostitution.

If imprisonment must be used to sanction offenders, it is preferable that the sentence be discharged in the community rather than in an institution.

Luckily for Afghan women, international pressure forced then President Hamid Karzai to reject the proposal and replace the provision with a prolonged detention to punish adultery.

Up until now, the office has been unable to identify any effective measures taken by the State to sanction public servants involved in these types of procedural irregularities.

He approved the launching of the Cochinchina Campaign in 1858 to punish the Vietnamese for their mistreatment of French Catholic missionaries and force the court to accept a French presence in the country.

Ms. Morvai said that she had been concerned to read in the report that Lebanon treated prostitutes, even minors, as criminals, without any mention of punishment for their clients.

In parallel, mandatory measures would penalize any states attempting to circumvent the ban, as well as individuals involved in producing nuclear weapons.

They contend that no measures have been taken (i) to cancel the second resolution, (ii) to punish the petition's authors or (iii) to ensure that such discrimination does not recur.

While the above provisions can theoretically be used to punish a public servant indulging in discrimination against women it does not appear to have been used and can be further developed.

And men have 10 times the testosterone as women, so men do this more than women we have testosterone that makes us want to punish people who behave immorally.

Laws had been introduced to punish terrorists, their sympathizers and those who incited them, and in the area of combating terrorism, the Kingdom adhered to the relevant Security Council resolutions and had acceded to a number of international treaties.

So called carbon tariffs are likely to be introduced to penalize imports from countries or companies deemed not to be doing enough to curb emissions.

Many Governments were considering tighter border control measures to stem the tide of migrants and trafficked persons, and many had already started the process of drafting laws with stringent punitive provisions for the offenders.

One practice that discriminates against women is the customary method of punishment against offenders called kastom faen performed by both victims and offenders on the grounds that the community must carry on in peace and is not for the benefit of the individual offender.

British War Cabinet documents, released on 2 January 2006, showed that as early as December 1944, the Cabinet had discussed their policy for the punishment of the leading Nazis if captured.

Only then could they be banned and their total elimination begin. In parallel, mandatory measures would penalize any states attempting to circumvent the ban, as well as individuals involved in producing nuclear weapons.

Ensure international, national and regional reinforcement of laws and implementation of policies to address the issue of trafficking of women and girls for sexual exploitation and put more effective mechanisms to punish traffickers and exploiters, whilst protecting victims through appropriate immigration laws and policies

The measures and activities for detection and identification of perpetrators and channels used for this type of organized crime have been upgraded, enlarged and intensified, with a focus on the establishment of more restrictive regime of sanctioning of organizers of illegal border crossing.

Experimental economists have found that people will sacrifice their own resources to punish cheaters and free riders, and will do this even to anonymous strangers that they will never again interact with a behavior dubbed altruistic punishment.

NAIROBI The attack that killed more than 70 people at Nairobi s Westgate shopping mall last week was, according to al Shabaab, the Somali Islamist militant group that carried it out, retribution for Kenya s intervention in Somalia.

We also agree that, in order to ensure human dignity, we must be ready to embrace the responsibility to protect and to provide the judicial mechanisms particularly the International Criminal Court and other regional courts with international mandates to punish those who offend against human dignity.

In the education sector, mandatory education had been introduced for children from 6 to 16, as well as legislation penalizing parents who violated that provision.

Recently adopted changes create a more sensible and graduated system for sanctioning recalcitrant countries, but still leave the decision to initiate an excessive deficit procedure to member states, rather than establishing the more automatic mechanism sought by the European Commission.

She welcomed the end of the violence against the Kurdish minority in 1999, but wished to know whether any action had been taken to punish the perpetrators, whether any counselling had been provided for victims, whether the many displaced people had returned and, if so, whether there was a Government programme to support them.

But if punishment is risky or costly for C, she may not do much to A, making A feel unconstrained. But if C can punish A in a cheap and even enjoyable way, the threat to A may be more substantial.

The biologist Martin Nowak has argued that the only way humans have been able to sustain cooperation is by developing cheap ways to punish misbehavior. To discourage A from hurting B, the reaction of C can be important, because if A knows that C will punish him for what he does to B, he might think twice before hurting B.