Sentence examples for conduct a sentence from inspiring English sources

That is why in the discussions with his counsel about a resolution of the case this office sought an appropriate sentence that matched the alleged conduct – a sentence that we would recommend to the judge of six months in a low security setting".

A discussion that cannot be conducted in a sentence or two is likely to be finished by telephone.

"It would now be unconstitutional to conduct a capital sentencing under the present version" of the death penalty statute, she wrote in June, urging judges not to proceed "until the statute is amended to conform to the law".

Under the law, Mr. Bout faces at least 25 years behind bars when he is to be sentenced on April 5, but Mr. Dayan, calling his client innocent and saying that his prosecution was the product of "outrageous, inexcusable" government conduct, called such a sentence "way too much under the facts and circumstances of this case".

The government required Vick and two of his co-defendants, Purnell A. Peace, 35, and Quanis L. Phillips, 28, who each pleaded guilty Aug. 17, to accept an additional provision in the plea agreement that they "indeed understated the severity of their conduct and that a sentence substantially above what would otherwise be called for by the guidelines would be appropriate".

The teacher pleaded no contest in November 2013 to 23 counts of lewd conduct and received a sentence of 25 years.

He pleaded no contest in November to 23 counts of lewd conduct and received a sentence of 25 years.

The jousting is a preliminary battle before a July trial for the first set of student plaintiffs who allege they were harmed by veteran instructor Berndt, who pleaded no contest last November to 23 counts of lewd conduct and received a sentence of 25 years.

Likewise, the first trial judgment in the Tokushima District Court applied the rule of reliance on reasonable conduct, and passed a sentence of not guilty on the offending company.

Captain Kirk conducts a hearing, sentencing Khan and his followers to exile on an uncolonized world, Ceti Alpha V. Khan accepts Kirk's challenge invoking the fall of Lucifer in Milton's Paradise Lost —and McGivers joins Khan rather than face court-martial.

He ate "more cauliflower than anyone else in history," considered Americans the only ones ignorant of how to live, frequently spoke a single word instead of a sentence and conducted to the gramophone records the Gropiuses played.