Sentence examples for future sentences from inspiring English sources
"I would be surprised if he left the five men there – to leave people on death row while no future sentences are given would be quite extreme".
He said the prosecution would outline details of the case at a future sentencing hearing.
The result was modest: the judge agreed that the treatment was improper but ordered only 112 days deducted from any future sentence.
Here again, this is an argument to be made in respect to the future sentence, not the arrest and extradition.
To understand why that usage is incorrect, substitute the word "innumerable" in the previous example sentence--or any future sentence you're about to write.
A prisoner leaves behind his dignity and probably also his health, when he crosses the frontier between his previous life and his future sentence behind bars in one of the country's prisons.
Connell noted that because the details of his client's torture are still a secret, he is limited in his ability to call upon torture or prison experts to testify on how his client's past treatment should affect current conditions of confinement and future sentencing.
While they cannot anticipate with certainty what will be said, they can often predict future sentence content based on shared linguistic and world knowledge [7].
THE METHOD In 1888, between Mr. Greenwall's first and second trials, the Legislature voted that all future death sentences in New York be carried out by electricity.
"The much talked-about AFP guidelines are highly subjective and do not provide sufficient guidance or accountability to prevent the AFP sharing information with other governments that could lead to future death sentences being applied," spokeswoman Stephanie Cousins said.
Under a bill to be introduced to parliament, all future death sentences would likewise be commuted until the end of her term in 2010.That Florida momentThe top appeals court in Italy confirmed a narrow victory for a centre-left coalition, led by Romano Prodi, over the outgoing government of prime minister Silvio Berlusconi in last week's bitterly contested general election.
