1 The large intestine. 2  What remains of our food then proceeds to move into the large intestine, also called the colon. 3  Several important functions take place here, such as the absorption of water and sodium, as well as the ongoing manufacturing and absorption of micronutrients with the help of the intestinal flora.
Alternative sanctions refer to a system of sentencing options other than incarceration for low risk, convicted offenders who otherwise would be sentenced to prison. The program was intended to provide judges with a credible sentencing structure for these offenders without jeopardizing public safety. The use of alternative sanctions was also intended to assist the correction department in managing prison population growth.
1 Diplomatic sanctions-the reduction or removal of diplomatic ties, such as embassies. 2  Economic sanctions-typically a ban on trade, possibly limited to certain sectors such as armaments, or with certain exceptions (such as food and medicine).3  Military sanctions-military intervention.conomic sanctions can vary from imposing import duties on goods from, or blocking the export of certain goods to the target country, to a full naval blockade of the target's ports in an effort to verify, and curb or block specified imported goods.