Sentence examples for calling for life from inspiring English sources

The prosecution was calling for life in prison, the maximum punishment for a minor.

Judge McRae himself ordered six defendants executed notwithstanding jury verdicts calling for life sentences, more than any other judge in Alabama in the modern history of capital punishment.

Besides calling for life imprisonment and the death sentence for gay people, the bill requires all Ugandans to report "homosexual activity" within 24 hours or face police action.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Monday turned down a challenge to an unusual Alabama capital-sentencing practice that has sent 95 defendants to death row despite jury determinations calling for life sentences.

Kenya has not gone as far as Uganda and Nigeria, countries that have recently adopted harsh legislation outlawing homosexuality and calling for life imprisonment for some homosexual acts.

Those guidelines, which he called "artificial, wooden, mechanical and divorced from reality," called for life sentences.

Some figures in the sport have called for life bans and even jail sentences.

Prosecutors in New York said she was an al-Qa'ida sympathiser and called for life imprisonment.

Prosecutors had argued that the judge improperly deviated from sentencing guidelines that called for life in prison.

Some find a religious justification, such as the line in Exodus that calls for: "life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth".

Enraged online commentary called for life imprisonment for Ravi and Wei, and Ravi's home address and phone number were published on Twitter.