Sentence examples for a sentencing delay from inspiring English sources

A sentencing delay was granted last month.

He said the sentencing delay might allow Lil Wayne, whose given name is Dwayne Michael Carter Jr., to make a few recordings.

Prosecutors are asking the judge to reconsider the sentencing delay because of Williams's run-ins with the law.

Prosecutors asked the judge to reconsider the sentencing delay because of Williams's recent run-ins with the law.

Mr. Allen, who faces an estimated 11 years in prison, has had his sentencing delayed numerous times, presumably to assure his cooperation with prosecutors as part of a deal in which his children remained untouched by the investigation.

A man who sent a death threat by email to MP Louise Mensch has had his sentencing delayed.

Mr. Allen has had his sentencing delayed so the government can calibrate its recommendation in part on how cooperative a witness he is in the Stevens trial, which began last week.

The 11th defendant convicted in the case had her sentencing delayed because she was heavily pregnant at the time of the verdict earlier this month, and will be sentenced in August.

Three current detainees have already been convicted in military tribunals: one was sentenced to life in prison, one is scheduled to be released pending testimony in another case and one has had his sentencing delayed for four years.

But Judge Emmet G. Sullivan had delayed imposing a sentence because he was considering motions by Mr. Stevens's lawyers to throw out the conviction based on previous disclosures of prosecutorial misconduct.

Before his sentencing, Mr. DeLay said he was perplexed about how the criminal code could be applied to what he had done.