Sentence examples for a person serves from inspiring English sources
If a person serves prison time for committing a crime, that should be the end of the issue, at least for a first-time offender.
"It is a fundamental part of the justice process that a person serves his or her sentence and then is entitled to be released and continue with their life," the Professional Footballers Associationn chief executive, Gordon Taylor, told the Guardian.
"It is a fundamental part of the justice process that a person serves his or her sentence and then is entitled to be released and continue with their life," PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor has said.
All around were audible whispers of, "Who's that sitting next to so-and-so?" The restaurant, which accepts cash only for dinners that run to $150 a person, serves a thick brown bouillabaisse that has a tendency to splat on overexcited diners' clothing.
In building on the size contrast illusion, this research examines whether the size of a bowl or serving spoon unknowingly biases how much a person serves and eats.
"It is a fundamental part of the justice system in this country and society in general that a person serves the punishment which the court determines is appropriate and, providing that has been done, an individual is entitled to be released to continue with his or her life," he said.
The restaurant does a modern Asian degustation for $95 a person, serving up possibly the best Thai food I've had outside Thailand.
The "all you care to eat" brunch ($10.98 a person), served boardinghouse style at big communal tables, is a culinary reminder that this part of the world is as much Southern as it is seacoast.
In all cases, a single person serves as a director or a coordinator for the departments.
First-class medical care must be provided to any person serving a criminal sentence.
Goldman's bylaws are hardly a model of clarity because they define an officer to "include in addition to any officer of such entity, any person serving in a similar capacity or as the manager of such entity".
