Examples of using Retributive in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It is an ideology that has grown like climbing grass on the retributive tree in the garden of biblical faith,
Retributive justice would most likely mean trials for top LRA commanders at the International Criminal Court,
against the victims, continues to save the cultural framework of the retributive or economic vision of religion and life.
visceral love where there is no trace of retributive justice.
which is the only way to achieve moral sanction and retributive justice.
The hypothesis is that the punitive model eminently retributive that developed corresponds not only to an increase in crime rates,
which has as scope to overcome the purely retributive model of criminal justice for the repairing model.
restorative justice was born with the pretention to question the punitive and retributive paradigms of the penal justice system.
which can be retributive, preventive or mixed adopted by the penal code brazilian.
the production of quality goods and services; retributive justice and solidarity.
far more than the retributive criminal proceedings, which is one of the aspects will be discussed in this research.
Accordingly, despite the existence of relevant agnostic and retributive positions in relation to sanction
since the current model of justice, the retributive, has remedied the situation.
to use the criminal law and its retributive model, as a tool anti-discrimination and gender-based violence, and to identify
2001 attack on the World Trade Center allowed the US government to ignore the rights of Afghani soldiers captured in the subsequent retributive war against that country and to wage a
punishes sin the principle known as"retributive justice.
which institutionalizes incarceration as the main coercive, preventive and retributive feature against criminality.
Predicted 2006 annual revenue of ERT from the licence fee(officially called"retributive" fee) is €262.6M from €214.3M in 2005.
indicating that the divine policy on retributive justice remains unchanged.
This objection supposes that the atonement was demanded to satisfy retributive instead of public justice.
