Sentence examples for a later sentencing from inspiring English sources

At a later sentencing hearing, she apologised for "hurting the US" and said she had mistakenly believed she could "change the world for the better".

The first sentence of the story refers to "the problem of homosexuality," which is, according to a later sentence, "the subject of growing concern of psychiatrists, religious leaders and the police".

(A later sentence noted, "As the reader might find intuitive, we can tremendously improve our scheme over the constant approximation by including the leading order near-threshold behavior of matrix elements").

I attached the bulk of a sentence near the start of his remarks to the last word of a later sentence, and if you want to be a stickler, his "worst" sentiment in its original form referred to the predicament of oven-bound turkeys, not the experience of people gorging on them.

In one highly publicized case, a defendant later sentenced to death was represented by a lawyer who fell asleep during the trial.

He was later tried and, just over a year later, sentenced to life in prison on charges of "inciting to overthrow the ruling system" and "insulting the emir".

Although a higher court later sentenced Vázquez to life imprisonment, the public outcry was so loud that Congress changed the law to exclude "violent emotion" as an attenuating circumstance in crimes against women.

A Russian court later sentenced Navalny to 30 days in prison. .

One of the legal opinions they relied on came from a lawyer who was later sentenced to prison for an unrelated tax and money-laundering conviction.

He was arrested after a speech during the protests and later sentenced to a 13-year sentence on charges like inciting violence.

In 2007, Yahoo settled a lawsuit asserting that it had provided the authorities with e-mails of a journalist who was later sentenced to 10 years in prison for sending an e-mail that prosecutors charged contained state secrets.