Sentence examples for Turn solely from inspiring English sources

Only Oregon joins Texas in having death sentences turn solely on predictions of future dangerousness.

"The story of the blowout does not turn solely on the quality of the Macondo cement job.

For some, it seems to turn solely on religion, and that puts everyone on slippery constitutional terrain.

In his formal remarks, Mr. McCain distinguished himself from Johnson as a Republican who would not turn solely to government for solutions to poverty.

Which raises the question of whether, even though there's a uniform law across the country, what your prosecution is may determine, may turn solely on where you committed the crimes.

The anger of the new refugees does not turn solely against those who injured them -- and against themselves for being victims -- but also against the world that watched the commission of the crimes on television, night by night.

That's why lawyers refer to "intent cases"; the outcome turns solely on the motivation of the defendant.

Don't you miss the days when curiosity about what went on behind closed doors turned solely on questionable political bargains?

In this latter sense, the number and sexes of the mutual parties is no part of the definition, which turns solely on concepts of affection, choice and sharing.

The jury's Andersen verdict turned solely on the work of Nancy Temple, a lawyer who told a friend that she was taking a job at the accounting firm as a way to get a "balanced life".

Nottingham-born Bradley's focus quickly turned solely to football, and after arranging her own trial at local club Gedling Town, her father quickly got the message.