Sentence examples for ensuing sentence from inspiring English sources
Berlusconi suffered his first definitive conviction in two decades of legal tussles on 1 August, and the ensuing sentence for tax fraud ratcheted up tension on the fragile coalition formed in late April.
The eight-line opening sentence parallels that of stanza one: this time, though, it will form a question, as will all the ensuing sentences, and the stanza's anguished rhetoric is allowed an extra seven lines.
She said that she had been encouraged by police officers and prosecutors to provide testimony against Patterson that would prove vital to her conviction and ensuing sentencing to life in prison.
Relatives also had to deal with extensive media coverage, Breivik's trial, and the ensuing debate around his sentencing.
Under the ensuing Act, employers who knowingly take on illegal immigrants face a two-year prison sentence and an unlimited fine.
And in the ensuing scenes, the cast members — without breaking character — will abruptly blurt out fragmented or perversely convoluted sentences, as if their translator has betrayed them.
Additionally, on 28 August, Ravalomanana was sentenced in absentia to hard labour for life for his role in the protests and ensuing deaths.
The expected flight of Jewish leaders and spokespeople from Rubashkin's side ensued, whatever the injustice of his proposed sentence.
He had been sentenced to life in prison, but a populist backlash ensued and the court ruled that he should be executed.
What ensued was a media circus involving a speedy trial, an overcurious public, and a death sentence.
