Sentence examples for failed to sentence from inspiring English sources

Two judges resigned while under investigation, including the town court justice in western New York who said "good boy" after the derogatory comment about Jews and another town court judge who the commission found had failed to sentence more than 100 convicted people.

He failed to attend sentencing on Friday and was arrested on Monday for breach of bail and taken to court by police.

Mr. Glover has argued that he is entitled to a new sentencing hearing because his lawyer failed to challenge a sentence that was up to 21 months longer than he should have received.

He paused, shrugged, and failed to complete the sentence.

When she applied for residencies at other Wichita hospitals, her recommendations never failed to include a sentence about her father's prosecution.

Jennifer Steinhauer (NYT) MANHATTAN: MURDERER'S CHALLENGE REJECTED A woman convicted of murdering her husband with an ax failed to have her sentence of life imprisonment overturned when a federal judge rejected her contention that her trial lawyers had been ineffective.

As Rihanna sat in the front row and blew him a kiss, Chris Brown went before a judge on Wednesday to answer allegations from prosecutors that he had failed to complete a sentence of community service after pleading guilty to assaulting her in 2009, The Associated Press reported.

I tell her I looked at her website, failed to find a sentence unadorned by an exclamation mark, and wondered how she could bear to channel the breathless hysteria of a teenager, gifting male critics with an excuse to dismiss her.

In December, the 36-year-old failed to have his sentence overturned but had his tariff reduced to 11 years at the court of appeal, by judges who considered factors such as his age, lack of seniority and a diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome.

Mothers who failed to read a sentence out loud in Spanish (from daily life) were classified as illiterate.

Mothers who failed to read a sentence out loud in Spanish (from daily life) were classified as illiterate (25/493).