Sentence examples for drafted a sentencing from inspiring English sources

Four months after the jury's verdict, Gordon drafted a sentencing order.

They begin their new yoga routine by doing three poses, or start work on a big writing project by drafting a single sentence in a writing session.

But at some point during the bill's drafting, a sentence was slipped in that gives a regulator powers to act against sites "making prohibited material available on the internet to persons in the United Kingdom" – a clause that has somehow escaped any debate.

In a speech that Judge Lippman is scheduled to give on Wednesday to the Citizens Crime Commission of New York City, he is to push for the state's sentencing commission to draft a bill to be introduced in the State Legislature at the beginning of the 2012 session in January.

Liu Xiaobo was sentenced on Christmas Day 2009 for helping to draft a manifesto - Charter '08 - calling for political change.

This is a good time to make a reverse outline: working off your first draft, write a sentence or two for each scene or chapter.

At least for me, they don't serve the sound of a drafted sentence as well as flat-out substitutes, pro-tem inventions.

A three-sentence letter is all HHS needs; the department even offers step-by-step instructions for drafting a "model notice".

C.I.A. analysts drafted four sentences describing "demonstrations" in Benghazi that were "spontaneously inspired" by protests in Cairo against a crude video lampooning the Prophet Muhammad.

(*Note: this "pretty comes first" mentality is so deeply ingrained that when I first drafted that last sentence it read: "only then can she be noticed for other valuable characteristics and strengths". Because being pretty is something to be truly valued?).

In each of her initial eight or nine drafts, Gold cut a sentence he hated: on each occasion Sebold reinstated it.