Sentence examples for completion of sentences from inspiring English sources
This was examined in a study from Denmark where the author found that community service sentences were associated with lower violent crimes, higher incomes, and lower social services dependency after the completion of sentences (Andersen, 2015) and lower reconvictions (Klement, 2015), suggesting that these individuals became more responsible members of the society and contributed to the society.
This maintained a mild time pressure on the completion of sentences, and kept participants focused on the task during the block, making the block as homogenous as possible as required by the perfusion design [72].
Time allowed to form sentences was 3 seconds per trial, previously determined as the 95% percentile of button presses indicating completion of sentences in a preliminary pilot study, resulting in 22 scrambled sentence presentations in each 2.5 minutes-long block.
According to Bower, negative mood states increase accessibility of all negative concepts and thus would lead to the completion of sentences, such as the one above, with a negative word.
If Governor Crist truly believes in rights restoration, he would push for the adoption of rules similar to the Clemency Rules of 1975, which restored voting rights to all individuals upon completion of sentence.
Each person in the intervention group has their own material to work short and long-term memory, with exercises for the identification of figures and images, evocation of words, true or false sentences, crosswords, completion of unfinished sentences, and other language exercises such as synonyms and antonyms.
Three others were released in 1994, after the completion of their sentences.
New civil commitment procedures allow for the indefinite detention of sex offenders after the completion of their sentences.
All four, who have a total of 36 previous convictions between them, face deportation on completion of their sentences.
According to a report last month in USA Today: The Florida Board of Executive Clemency, headed by Republican Gov. Rick Scott, reversed predecessor Republican Gov. Charlie Crist's policy that automatically restored voting rights to non-violent offenders upon the completion of their sentences.
