Sentence examples for any miscarriage from inspiring English sources

"Its use undermines human dignity, there is no conclusive evidence of its deterrent value, and any miscarriage of justice leading to its imposition is irreversible and irreparable.

Any miscarriage of justice will do harm both to Cambodian survivors of the Khmer Rouge terror and to the credibility of the U.N.

She continued, "The application of the death penalty in these circumstances is unconscionable, as any miscarriage of justice as a result of capital punishment cannot be undone".

But never underestimate the vengeful energy that Harry brings to any miscarriage of justice, or the way two decades of police work have toughened him.

But it did throw enough doubt on their convictions to force a deal from the state prosecutors, and in 2011 they were offered an "Alford plea", which allowed them to accept a plea bargain while maintaining their innocence (so the state would not be held accountable for any miscarriage of justice).

Referring to the MoJ statement which said the appeal court had made it clear compensation should be paid when someone had been shown to be "clearly innocent", Jenkins said the ministry had effectively "put another demand on any miscarriage" to prove innocence as opposed to the traditional burden on the prosecution of proving guilt.

Pressed further, she admitted that easyJet delivered no babies last year, and she was unable to confirm any miscarriages.

Ohio prosecutors will face a struggle to press death penalty charges against the Cleveland kidnapping suspect in relation to any miscarriages suffered by the three women he allegedly held captive for a decade, legal experts said on Friday.

"We are satisfied that there were no wrongful convictions, nor any miscarriages of justice which resulted from these improper procedures," Mr. Corbitt said, stating a viewpoint also shared by Mr. Fisch.

Did this surveillance by the SDS cause any miscarriages of justice, for example, if a constituent confided in an MP regarding a complaint or claim they intended to pursue against the police or any other state body with which the SDS shared information.

The home secretary announced on Thursday that were would be a review to determine whether decades of secretive undercover police work had led to any miscarriages of justice.