Sentence examples for gambling to run from inspiring English sources

Amir was sentenced to six months after admitting conspiracy to accept corrupt payments and six months for conspiracy to help others to cheat at gambling, to run concurrently.

Asif was sentenced to a year for both conspiracy to accept corrupt payments and conspiracy to help others to cheat at gambling, to run concurrently.

Majeed received two years and 8 months for conspiracy to make corrupt payments and 16 months for conspiracy to allow others to cheat at gambling, to run concurrently.

Amir, described by the judge as "impressionable" was sentenced to six months for both conspiracy to accept corrupt payments and conspiracy to help others to cheat at gambling, to run concurrently.

Asif was sentenced to a year after being found guilty of conspiracy to accept corrupt payments and a year for conspiracy to help others to cheat at gambling, to run concurrently.

Butt, described as the "orchestrator" of the scam, was sentenced to 30 months for conspiracy to accept corrupt payments and two years conspiracy to help others to cheat at gambling, to run concurrently.

"It was a real gamble to run but I'm so glad I did," she said.

But the gamble to run the horse over the longer distance for the first time paid off in superb style for trainer Nicky Henderson.

With the declaration yesterday that the Women's National Basketball Association had sold its defunct Orlando franchise to the Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville, Conn., Val Ackerman, the president of the league, made no attempt to dodge the issue of whether it was appropriate for a gambling operation to run a professional sports team.

Still, Gray and a group of Indian tribes that operate casinos say Californians are already playing poker on illegal websites without consumer protections and AB 2863 would regulate the games while allowing California gambling firms to run them for profit.

Another freshman, Representative Paul Gosar, made a similar gamble, switching to run for re-election in Arizona's Fourth Congressional District, which has a more favorable makeup, rather than the First, in which he defeated a Democratic incumbent in 2010.