Sentence examples for have been commuted from inspiring English sources

About half of all death penalties in the last 10 years have been commuted.

"The clemency initiative is about more than the 111 people who learned today that their sentences have been commuted; it's also about the families and communities who will welcome them home as they work to build a new life," Sally Q. Yates, the deputy attorney general, said in a statement.

These days, his US output is mainly limited to America's Got Talent, while past suggestions that he might buy ITV with Philip Green have been commuted down to suggestions that someone or other might want to try a more up-tempo number on X Factor next week.

These crowns seem later to have been commuted for cash which was called coronarium aurum.

Thousands of supporters argued that her death sentence should have been commuted to life imprisonment.

The living is a vicarage, endowed with £200 royal bounty; patron and impropriator, the representative of the late Earl of Plymouth, who is lord of the manor: the tithes have been commuted for £113.

These four Caribbean women have been commuting together for the past 10 years.

For more than two months, dozens of singers, actors and crew members have been commuting to Pier 9B on the Buttermilk Channel to rehearse.

Jonathan and I have been commuting between the three cities since January, overseeing choral rehearsals and meeting directors, designers and managements.

I have been commuting through Canary Wharf recently to get to rehearsal (in a much less glamorous part of the Isle of Dogs).

I have been commuting to Manhattan to work in advertising for 15 years, and I can sympathize with the tales of the commuting grind in the Commuter's Journal column ("The Ride Was O.K., but the Book Was Better," Jan . 4.