Sentence examples for back on the sentencing from inspiring English sources
Today Mr. Walker is 41, and Judge Gilbert looks back on the sentencing as "one of the most difficult moments in my judicial career".
"I was like, 'You're young; how do you act?' He said he has a sentence in his head that he keeps saying all the time, and if he falters he just falls back on the sentence.
Have them look back at the sentences on the board as well as their paraphrases, taking into consideration what neuroscientists have discovered about how narrative and descriptive language stimulate the brain.
Authorities contend that too many convicts are back on the streets by way of lenient sentences, probation, parole and a growing reliance on diversion programs designed to cull the prison population through alternatives to incarceration.
That's a good first step that all states should take until they simplify the rights restoration process so that every ex-offender who completes his or her sentence automatically goes back on the voting rolls.
Among many forms of paradox, the mathematician and logician Philip Jourdain conceived of the liar paradox, of a card on which on one side "the sentence on the back of this card is false", but on the reverse says "the sentence of the back of this card is true".
Just as he finished his sentence, a fish hit and Sorochan leaned back on the rod, setting the barbless hook.
The bipartisan effort has been marked by a number of new bills and laws focused on overhauling issues, including moves to cut back on mandatory minimum sentencing, shorten jail terms for non-violent prisoners, and ban employers from asking about criminal records.
Short jail sentences were meted out to five showmen, and Ringling Brothers soon got back on the road.
Chris Brown back on probation, sentenced to 1,000 hours of labor.
