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a)
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Sanctions are part of the activation strategy and applied frequently
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(32)
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b)
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Sanctions are supported but are not part of the activation strategy
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(41)
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c)
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Sanctions are used to comply with legal requirements
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(41)
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d)
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Sanctions are regarded sceptically, but nevertheless are used
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(21)
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e)
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Sanctions have no special role (neither positively nor negatively)
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(12)
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f)
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Sanctions are rarely used
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(5)
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g)
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Sanctions are used for general monitoring purposes, but are not regarded as useful in single cases
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(2)
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