Sentence examples for concurrent life from inspiring English sources

He was sentenced to serve two concurrent life sentences.

She was convicted and sentenced to 12 concurrent life sentences.

The trio were given additional, concurrent life sentences on Monday for the attack last May.

He received two consecutive life sentences and one concurrent life sentence, not a death sentence.

Mr. Sharif was convicted of hijacking for diverting the flight and was sentenced to two concurrent life terms.

He pleaded guilty in civilian courts to two murders and five rapes and was sentenced to three consecutive and five concurrent life terms.

Likewise, in the setting of prolonged limb ischemia, severe soft-tissue loss that cannot be reconstructed or concurrent life-threatening injuries in an unstable polytrauma patient, a primary amputation is indicated.

Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection and failure to diagnose and treat concurrent life-threatening infections such as tuberculosis, pneumonia, or sepsis [ 35] might be responsible for the early losses reported.

What is causing all the activity is two concurrent trends: life spans are lengthening, and more people are expected to leave the work force and, with it, the investment markets, creating a scarcity of investment capital.

With increased attention being paid to economic loss as a limit state deserving of concurrent attention with life safety, especially following extremely costly natural disasters in the last two decades, there are efforts throughout the international engineering communities to move toward a philosophy of multi-objective performance-based (also called objective-based) design.

On March 3 , 1987 Layton was sentenced to concurrent sentences of life in prison for "aiding and abetting the murder of Congressman Leo Ryan", "conspiracy to murder an internationally protected person, Richard Dwyer, Deputy Chief of Mission for the United States in the Republic of Guyana", as well as fifteen years in prison on other related counts.