Sentence examples for continuance without from inspiring English sources

He negotiates, in about a minute, a 24D, Continuance Without a Finding, and the judge reads you your sentence: 45 (more) days' suspended license; one year's probation; 16 weekly alcohol-education classes, including two A.A. meetings and a "victim-impact movie".

His attorney, Ed Ryan, secured him a continuance without finding.

The District Attorney's office dropped the harassment charge, and Judge Thomas Horgan issued a continuance without finding for the remaining charges.

Remy was also granted six continuances without findings (CWOF's) that resulted in dismissals.

Nevertheless, there are definite warning signs that the lack of forward motion in your case is being caused by your attorney: Continuances without explanation.

In particular, some subgroup analysis, for example, comparison of patients with and without the continuance of anticoagulants after admission, may not be statistically reliable owing to the small number of patients.

After weeks of Kerry missions to Iraq and Europe to spin up support within and without the Iraqi state for its continuance -- the Shia dictatorship having proved untenable -- the whole enterprise was revealed as farce on Tuesday when the new national parliament convened only briefly before imploding.

CC: I'm just on a continuance thing...I just want to continue.

The letter, from Deputy Assistant Attorney General Shannen W. Coffin, noted that the injunction reopening the ports required that work continue "at a normal and reasonable rate of speed," and without the union's interfering with "the orderly continuance of work".

One wonders how many people got the joke, especially when Scott writes: "Few can wish his success more sincerely than we do, and yet without more attention on his part, we have great doubts of its continuance".

The process has not resulted in any new programs, institutions or formal agreements, and it is in danger of ending without a real plan for preserving the progress made or ensuring its continuance.