Sentence examples for a possible term of from inspiring English sources

He faces a possible term of life in prison for crimes against humanity and other crimes.

He had faced a possible term of seven to nine years, according to a 2009 government calculation.

He faced a guideline range of 70 to 87 months, for a possible term of more than seven years.

Duch faces a possible term of life in prison for crimes against humanity and other crimes, but the prosecution asked for a reduced sentence of 40 years because of his cooperation and the five years of unlawful detention he served earlier in a military jail.

The two discussed possible terms of a deal, then headed to a nightclub for a celebratory drink.

The possible terms of a grand bargain hardly ever came up during the campaign, because neither side wanted to talk about it.

David Cameron has left the task to his successor and leading Brexit campaigners have repeatedly said they want informal talks on the possible terms of a withdrawal deal before locking Britain into the strict two-year timeframe laid down in the article 50 process.

But Fiat has also expressed interest in G.M.'s other European operations as well as its historically profitable Latin American business, though the possible terms of such a deal have not been discussed publicly.

Harsher penalties for those convicted under the amended law include the removal of a fine of up to 5,000 ringgit ($1,371) and a possible jail term of three years, to be replaced by a mandatory jail term of between three and seven years, said deputy home affairs minister Wan Junaidi Tuaku Jaafar.

With the Williamsburg Seven, each faced a possible jail term of 30 days and a fine of $500 if found guilty of disorderly conduct and trespass.

Mr. Spruill faces a possible prison term of five years on each of the two counts.