Sentence examples for apply sentences from inspiring English sources

"A judge should be able to apply sentences based on what's fair and just, not based on what Parliament says," David Fai, Lloyd's lawyer, told VICE News.

At first I couldn't understand why the conversations around me wouldn't translate verbatim to a page; but a refraction effect applies, sentences strangely bend, like light hitting water.

The disputes point up how the United States is at odds with many other industrialized democracies as it continues to apply death sentences for capital crimes.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court agreed on Monday to consider whether the reasoning that led it to strike down the death penalty for juvenile offenders four years ago should also apply to sentences of life without the possibility of parole.

But to the trial court, the Graham ruling does not apply to sentences defined in years, so that it is not unconstitutional to imprison a juvenile for a century — long past his life expectancy.

Meinong thinks that one cannot unrestrictedly apply analytic sentences to the sphere of being.

Because the restriction that no truth predicate can apply to sentences of its own language is enforced as a syntactic one.

Mitchell and other researchers said Proposition 62, which would retroactively apply life sentences to all death row defendants, would save the state most of that money. .

It will now fall to Judge Masipa, the judge in the original trial, to apply a sentence.

This is not an entirely novel development: Russell (1956) also takes truth to apply to sentence (which he calls 'propositions' in that text).

Indeed he admitted that, "undoubtedly, applying general sentencing principles, consecutive sentences could properly be imposed".