Sanctions are more appropriately used when changing behavior is more important than maintaining good will.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Sanctions are essentially punishments imposed by one country or group of countries on another country or entity as a way to bring about a change in behavior such as stopping human rights abuses, halting the spread of nuclear weapons, or ceasing support for terrorist activities. Sanctions are effective when changing behavior is more important than maintaining good will because they signal to the targeted country or entity that their actions are unacceptable and carry consequences. Sanctions may also help to isolate a country or entity and make it harder for them to continue their actions. However, sanctions may also harm innocent civilians and damage economic relations with the targeted country or entity, so they must be used judiciously and in a targeted manner.

Sanctions are more appropriately used when changing behavior is more important than maintaining good will.

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