Sentence examples for force extends from inspiring English sources

Similarly, it has also been held that Rule 35's corrective force extends to a sentence illegal by reason of the fact that the defendant upon whom it was imposed was insane at the time of sentencing.

But there are also important continuities in the legal claims presidents make: Somehow ignoring my own highly persuasive writing about this subject, both administrations concluded, for example, that the 2001 Authorization for the Use of Military Force extends well beyond its textual reference to those who attacked the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.

Force extends space, ordering it, and space places force, governing it.

We have the UN charter that prohibits the threat of force or use of force between states on the ground, and we know from the Outer Space Treaty that prohibition on the use of force extends to space.

The task force extended the discussion to the broader problems of public education in large American cities.

From Russia's viewpoint, NATO has been a meddlesome force, extending influence within what used to be the Soviet fief, a sense of encroachment magnified by the U.S. plan to station anti-missile defenses in the Czech Republic and Poland.

It also witnessed the emergence of Christianity on its own terms, in Greek and in Latin, as a major force extending its influence across literature, philosophy, theology, art and even architecture.

While active sensing rapidly samples different aspects of the physical world, adaptation paradigms force extended processing of a single aspect of the physical world (for adaptation with brief durations see ref. 22).

These tragic examples of excessive force and violence extends to other immigrant communities as well.

NATO's "hub-and-spoke" model for training and advising Afghan forces extends well beyond the capital Kabul to allow an international military presence at regional bases.

Two forces extended the jury outside England.