Sentence examples for equal sentences from inspiring English sources

Clinton will call for equal sentences.

How can there be equal sentences for the "attempt" to distribute malicious code and the alleged malicious-code transmission itself?

In his speech, he said the nation has reached "a watershed in the debate over how to reform our sentencing laws," and that blending the so-called truth in sentencing approach, which has sought more equal sentences (but has also led to a massive growth in the prison population), and data-driven analysis may offer the best approach.

In Atlanta, Clinton will call for equal prison sentences for crack and powder cocaine offenders and legislation that bans federal, state and local law enforcement from relying on ethnicity when initiating routine investigations, her campaign said.

Even though Mr. Stevens had no prior drug convictions, the laws compelled Judge John V. Rogowski of Erie County to impose a sentence equal to the minimum sentence for murder and kidnapping.

Tables (monetary and non-monetary), which provide information, which is on the checklist, should be interpreted as one line equals one sentence and classified accordingly.

Incidental to this report, an equal amount of pseudo-sentences (sentences without semantic content) and 240 cross-spliced sentences were also presented (see [7], [8] for further details and results).

And we give both its sentences equal weight.

This has meant that low-level offenders are often given sentences equal to those of major offenders.

All of the convicted men were also sentenced to three years' probation, meaning that they must either stay under house arrest at night or report to a police station at 6 p.m. every day and stay there until 6 a.m. for a time equal to their jail sentence.

He was given a suspended death sentence, equal to life imprisonment.