Sentence examples for Problem sentencing from inspiring English sources

Judge Nevas added that he would not have had any problem sentencing Mr. Giordano to life in prison, as the sentencing guidelines dictate, if the former mayor had not cooperated with the authorities in the three days before his arrest in an unrelated corruption investigation.

The very judge in Couch's case, Jean Boyd, apparently had no problem sentencing a 14-year-old black teenager to up to 10 years in prison for punching a man who later died as a result of his injuries.

Next, I asked them to look over their last paper and email me a "problem sentence" and an explanation of what was wrong with it.

Problem sentence of the research was determined as "what is the success and attitude level of elementary school 8th grade schools who receive science education in a foreign language (English)?".

Others identified bad sentences but still felt overwhelmed and apparently too close to their work, writing, "I don't know… it's just bad". I compiled all the problem sentences on a worksheet without the names of their authors.

About problem sentences, Fig. 2 does not illustrate the options.

In problem posing activity, there are four main tasks to decide: (1) calculation operation structure, (2) story operation structure, (3) story structure (story types), and (4) problem sentences.

For example, a calculation formula, "x + y" or "x − y," is directly related to story formulas, not to story types and problem sentences.

Using Conditional Random Fields (CRFs), a popular and successful method for natural language processing problems, sentences referring to Intervention, Participants and Outcome Measures are automatically categorized.

During his time as a judge (1821 40), Demetz was concerned with the problem of sentencing juveniles to live among hardened criminals.

This revision was certainly influenced by Stewart's next problem: her sentencing.