Sentence examples for a premeditation from inspiring English sources
Metro police Detective Lt. Curtis Watkins told WJHL-TV: "It shows the individual had a premeditation to create this violent occurrence by pulling the hand gun out on the clerk.
On the evening of Nov. 26, 1863, as Sneden remembered it afterward, he had a "premeditation that something would happen before morning".
Just as with homicide, researchers have long recognized a premeditation-versus-passion dichotomy in suicide.
The hearing was not a full evidentiary one; it was only meant to establish that the prosecution had a basis for arguing that this was a case of premeditated murder — premeditation being a factor that would move the crime up on a scale, which, in South African law, is used to determine whether bail should be granted.
As refiled, the murder charge now includes a specification of premeditation, an element that had been removed in the pretrial agreement.
Colonel Morse, the prosecutor, said in his remarks that the blood on Sergeant Bales's clothes forensically matched the blood of some of the victims, and Sergeant Bales's own words, documented at the time, would show a "chilling premeditation".
The Strokes hark back to bands from the Velvet Underground to the Talking Heads, but like other musical neoclassicists, they bring a knowing premeditation to the sounds they revive.
First-degree murder would have required a finding of premeditation and a grand jury review, which Ms. Corey decided against this week.
She described working on "To the Lighthouse" as a process "without any premeditation".
The distinction only matters because it could contain a hint of whether this was a crime of passion or premeditation — an opportunistic move by an overzealous patriot, or something closer to the first physical manifestation of an ugly period in Sino-Japanese relations.
The Dilscoop requires a degree of premeditation or at least a very fast identification of the ideal length (slightly short) and line (preferably a foot outside off stump) to play it.
