Sentence examples for alternate sentencing from inspiring English sources

Rolando Arellano, Vargas's manager, said he would pursue alternate sentencing because "it would be too much of a liability putting someone as well known as Fernando in jail".

Defense lawyers requested alternate sentencing to let Dr. Manfredi serve as a medical director of a halfway house in New York City.

In one episode Father Jack was described by Ted (Dermot Morgan) and Dougal (Ardal O'Hanlon), in alternate sentences, thus: "Mid-50s to mid-80s.

The performance decrease in children with ASD when confronting alternating sentences could be explained by considering the proposed local processing bias, or bias toward attention to details in the absence of generalization [Happé & Frith, 2006 ].

Alternate each time.

By James Wood Petterson writes sentences that alternate realism and lyricism and, like his heroes, are hard to hold on to and yet hard to let go of.

("Hon" means book, and "katta" means bought. Verbs come last in Japanese). An alternate version of the sentence, however, is "Taroo-ga hon-mo katta". Here, mo comes after "book" and changes the sentence's meaning to, "Taro bought a book, too". In this case the alternate construction adds complexity in Japanese by telling us Taro bought a book in addition to other activities.

Alternate short and long sentences.

Second, the material used to form sentences alternated between emotional and neutral.

If deemed mentally competent, he would face a maximum prison sentence of 21 years or an alternate custody arrangement under which the sentence is extended for as long as an inmate is deemed a danger to society.

However, children in both groups did perform better with sentences that used the PO construction, and children with ASD performed better with sentences that could only be presented in one construction than with sentences that could alternate.