Sentence examples for any sentences from inspiring English sources

Any sentences meted out would probably be served in the United States, he said.

It said that on Wednesday evening, Bruce MacDonald, a retired Navy vice admiral who oversees the commissions and must approve any sentences, had agreed to a deal proposed by Mr. Khadr's defense lawyers.

But their decision to allow some of the trial judge's opening remarks to be made in open court, along with the verdicts and any sentences that follow, is a good deal more symbolic than substantial.

Coherentists deny that any sentences are made true by objective conditions.

Informally, a conservative extension of a theory is one that does not allow us to prove any sentences that couldn't be proved from the original, unextended theory.

Since the acceptance and rejection of sentences is always related to a language L, empirical data do no force us to accept or reject any sentences, because there always remains the possibility of changing a given conceptual apparatus.

"(any sentence with a technical term or proper noun)" — "Sorry, I'm not really into Pokemon".[3].

Time served would count towards any sentence.

Any sentence might turn out to be a death sentence.

Staples agreed not to appeal any sentence or restitution judgment.

It is the only time he hesitates in any sentence.