Sentence examples for automatic life from inspiring English sources

Under the new law, a second violation carries an automatic life sentence.

Bobby Frank Cherry, a 71-year-old former Klansman, received an automatic life sentence for each victim.

As a sop to public opinion, automatic life sentences for all convicted murderers were introduced to replace hanging.

Each guilty verdict carries an automatic life sentence, under the state law in place at the time of the bombing on Sept. 15, 1963.

Another initiative is a "two strikes and you're out" policy for serious violent and sexual offenders, with an automatic life sentence after a second offence.

There are prisoners serving automatic life sentences, discretionary life sentences, those held on detention during Her Majesty's pleasure, in custody for life – and other permutations.

Our participants experience automatic, life-long and consistent crossmodal associations between language sequences (e.g., letters, numbers and days) and complex personifications (e.g., A is a businessman; 7 a good-natured woman).

But Treasury officials have always been especially keen to mimic Sweden, by forging an automatic link between life expectancy and pensionable age.

Transitional arrangements might have to be made to ease the discrepancy, but they could require the one thing that ministers strove to avoid in drawing up their plans: extra money.The second controversial idea is to consult on the notion of creating an automatic link between life expectancy (rising fast) and the age at which the state pension can be claimed.

It is an automatic still-life.

If convicted of capital murder he will receive an automatic sentence of life without parole.