Sentence examples for discouraging sentencing from inspiring English sources
They incentivize mass incarceration while discouraging sentencing reform in an era when crime rates are plummeting.
We get discouraged reading sentences like "Butch felt O.K. oncet (onset) he was inside the jirnt".
Longer sentences rob prisoners of hope, he wrote, discouraging them from preparing for a new and productive life.
A new criminal offence of "wilfully or recklessly acquiring communications data", carrying a maximum two-year prison sentence, is being created with the aim of discouraging access abuse of these ICRs.
As for deterrence, you would hope that there was more discouraging the average citizen from committing butchery than a lifelong prison sentence.
In particular, the first sentence is difficult to understand ("strongly regulates progenitors"?) and a bit discouraging as well since one of the virtue of the deleter line used here is to leave aside these previously investigated aspects of GSK3.
Yet the very crimes that often incur sentences of imprisonment - assault, robbery and theft - have not been discouraged by the longer sentences our courts hand out compared to the rest of Europe.
Discouraging news for an already discouraged workforce.
It was very discouraging.
Minow: That is discouraging.
