Sentence examples for a reduced term from inspiring English sources

Because Mr. Gomes is cooperating with the government's investigation into corruption in Mr. Silvester's office, he is expected to receive a reduced term.

As part of his cleansing Ward admitted more drugs offences and was sentenced at the Old Bailey to a reduced term of four years in prison.

The defendant's lawyers had pleaded in vain for a reduced term on the grounds that the detonation hurt nobody apart from their client.

A woman who helped a spy transmit military secrets to the Chinese government was sentenced to 18 months in prison, a reduced term that the judge said was warranted because she had been controlled by the man she assisted.

It is hard to see how Mr George could be pushed into accepting a reduced term were he to want a full five-year one.In this section Interesting times In the dock Death's sting A tricky transformation Hot air?

He adds that there is still a good level of competition when it comes to borrowers in their late 50s, with some of the larger lenders prepared to let a mortgage run up to age 75, but once you hit your 60s, "a reduced term starts to hammer affordability".

Notably, some epidemiology textbooks [ 5] reserve the term effect modification for when the modification is linked to a causal mechanism and use the reduced term modification otherwise.

The seventh, Bernardo De Bernardinis, who at the time of the quake was deputy head of Italy's civil protection department, remained convicted but with a reduced jail term of 2 years.

The lesion, which is capable of W C pairing with G was highly destabilizing vs the unmodified sequences due to a reduced enthalpic term.

A statement from Gul's office, however, said the president vetoed the new reduced term of three years because it gave "the impression of a special arrangement" to save the suspects.

The most reduced term is shown to be Ti3O5.