Sentence examples for favourable sentences from inspiring English sources

Hastings Kamuzu Banda (1963 94) to obtain favourable sentences against political opponents.

A police operation called "Anaconda" last year caught judges selling favourable sentences to criminals.

He admitted it seemed a favourable time frame for India.

In a recent study, an information extraction framework has been developed for the classification of biomarker sentences that showed favourable results, but the study was unfortunately focused on a small training set [ 21].

Such an independent, or "undecidable" (that is, neither provable nor refutable in F) statement GF in F is often called "the Gödel sentence" of F. In fact, in favourable circumstances, it can be shown that GF is true, provided that F is indeed consistent.

It found Mr Previti guilty of bribing judges in Rome to obtain rulings favourable to two clients of his legal practice, and sentenced him to 11 years in jail.Mr Previti is certain to appeal against the verdict.

At a libel action in London in 2000, in which he had every chance to make his best case, the judge concluded that he was "anti-Semitic and racist", saying he had "persistently and deliberately misrepresented and manipulated historical evidence" and "portrayed Hitler in an unwarrantedly favourable light".It is hard to see what the Austrian court's sentence can add to that.

"It's not favourable.

"The situation looks favourable".

Thomas Kwok was sentenced to five years for conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office for giving $5m in bribes to a Hong Kong government official in return for favourable treatment of the Kwok family-controlled Sun Hung Kai Properties, a $62bn company.

Conditions look more favourable now.