Sentence examples for better sentencing from inspiring English sources

Joe public think "tougher" sentences make for better sentencing.

They don't say "I want better sentencing laws" or "better police behaviour".

For example, while prosecutions vary, in my experience child abuse prosecutions provide a better sentencing tariff and uniquely the requirement to comply with a sex offender management regime upon release.

Are you saying that I was doing something wrong for doing my job before?' " Cecilia Muñoz, the director of Obama's White House Domestic Policy Council, told me that Yates successfully reframed the issue: "She argued there is something to be gained by actually focussing your resources where they are going to make the biggest difference if we have better sentencing policy".

And she writes better sentences than most writers do.

Thinking patiently will yield far better sentences than you thought you could make.

Almost all of them write better sentences and cleaner paragraphs too.

You can at least enjoy the ragtime shuffle of the author's better sentences.

I can't think of anyone working in the English language who writes a better sentence.

He acknowledges that The Thomas Berryman Number had better sentences than most of his work since, "but it didn't have a better story.

The prison system is understood to have recently improved IPP inmates' access to rehabilitation courses with better sentence planning and prioritised places on courses.