The Canadian Criminal Code Outlines Several Principles of Sentencing

The Canadian Criminal Code outlines several principles of sentencing.Which of the following is not included in these principles?

A) Sentences should be adjusted to account for relevant aggravating circumstances.
B) Sentences should be adjusted to account for relevant mitigating circumstances.
C) Judges should consider multiple goals when handing down sentences.
D) Where consecutive sentences are imposed,the combined sentence should not be unduly harsh.
E) If possible,sentences other than imprisonment should be considered.