Sentence examples for imposed on a second from inspiring English sources
"If the state can't prove guilt in the first trial, how can they argue there's a reasonable prospect the death sentence will be imposed on a second trial?" Mr. Wixted asked.
This illustrates that selection imposed on a mutualism by a third party can disrupt the success and/or stability of the association.
The question in Solem v. Helm was the constitutionality of a life sentence imposed on a South Dakota man for a seventh nonviolent crime, passing a bad check for $100.
Quantitative trade restrictions were first imposed on a large scale during and immediately after World War I.
But when anti-dumping duties are imposed on a country, companies move to third countries and start dumping all over again.
The measure, first imposed on a trial basis in 2007, is triggered whenever pollution exceeds the statutory limit for 12 consecutive days.
The order, which Judge Michael E. Ballachey of Superior Court first indicated he would issue two months ago, was the first recall imposed on a carmaker by a judge in United States history.
BAGHDAD — A British contractor who admitted to murdering two other foreign contractors was sentenced by an Iraqi court on Monday to 20 years in prison, the first sentence imposed on a Westerner here since Saddam Hussein was overthrown in 2003.
Second, balance conditions were imposed on a section transverse to the weld.
In what follows, we want to elaborate an alternative existence and uniqueness result with weaker conditions than the Lipschitz continuity imposed on the second variable of the nonlinear forcing term f.
