Sentence examples for a recommended term from inspiring English sources

Mark Dixie, who was identified nine months after the murder through a DNA match, was subsequently sentenced to life with a recommended term of 34 years – the longest minimum term for a single murder.

Although it does not recommend a particular sentence, Mr. Rajaratnam's memorandum asks Judge Holwell to sentence him to a term of imprisonment well below what is called for by the federal sentencing guidelines, which the government asserts provides for a recommended term of 19 and a half to 24 and a half years in prison.

Six of its nine non-executive directors have been on the board almost since day one - nine years ago - coincidentally the maximum recommended term for a director under the company governance code.

Legislation introduced in 2012 means that the government has the power to easily order the release of IPP prisoners who have served their recommended term.

The search strategy used a combination of NIH librarian recommended terms that addressed APRN/PAs, cervical, breast, or colorectal cancer screening or recommendations for smoking cessation, or diet and physical activity.

The judge imposed the stiffest sentence within the federal guidelines, which recommended terms of 78 to 97 months.

In a plea agreement that called for a recommended prison term of 15 to 20 years, he admitted eight counts of extortion affecting interstate commerce and one count of use of fire to commit a felony.

She was jailed indefinitely, with a recommended minimum term of five years, in May 2009, for causing or allowing her son's death in north London.

Many advisers recommend term insurance over permanent.

The fact-finder can recommend terms for a settlement, but the recommendation is not binding.

There is certainly a need for a specific focus on elderly female patients with early breast cancer in order to determine their interaction with caregivers and compliance with recommended treatment models 16– 18. Issues related to compliance with a recommended treatment or long-term adherence to medication have been widely discussed, with special regard to clinical outcome and quality of care.