She went to jail once in 2009 and, last year, served a final sentence for theft of services in the Bronx.
There were no histrionics or garrulous jokes – just a final sentence which, in a few rather sheepish words, spoke volumes.
But Andrew Weissmann, a prosecutor in the case, objected to the inclusion of a final sentence that stated that the jury must return a verdict of not guilty if the case failed to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
But tacked onto the covenant is a final sentence requiring both companies to cooperate in "obtaining all required approvals or consents of any governmental authority".
I don't want to write a final sentence.
That night he dictated a final sentence to the scribe, a boy named Wilberht, and died soon afterwards.
If it is a final sentence [that is not enforced], that means somebody, especially the police and the Interior Ministry, are not doing their job.
The judge then places that person in a "criminal history category," based on his criminal record, and plugs both data points into a table to arrive at a final sentence.
In deciding on a final sentence, the judge should consider Manning's insistence that he didn't intend to harm the U.S. and the fact that at least some of the information he disclosed — such as a 2007 video of an Apache helicopter attack that killed 12 civilians in Baghdad — qualified as whistle-blowing.
In particular, it is suggested that we 1) need to compute emotional features (e.g. emotional prosodic cue patterns, arousal, valence, emotional meaning) and may 2) establish emotional memory based relationships (i.e. relate emotional connotation of sentence to emotional information stored in memory) resulting in 3) a final sentence interpretation during listening.
