Sentence examples for imposed sentence from inspiring English sources

Yet the imposed sentence robbed me of the chance to have a family.

After further argument by counsel, the district judge held the petitioner in contempt and imposed sentence.

Rather, most LFOs are assessed in cases without an imposed sentence, in cases with a misdemeanor or traffic violation, or even in cases that did not result in a conviction at all.

As a practical matter, if the judge had imposed sentence, Mr. Harris could have been given three consecutive terms of 25 years to life because he had killed three people.

Judge Ira F. Beal of Criminal Court said, before he imposed sentence, "This was a mean-spirited crime by a very wealthy man -- out of greed," and added, "The community has a right to see some form of punishment".

When respondent's motion to suppress the evidence was denied after a hearing, he stipulated in writing that he 'did knowingly and intentionally possess, with intent to distribute, the marijuana concealed in the 1962 Chevrolet which he was driving on February 28 , 1973' 1 The District Court found respondent guilty and imposed sentence.

Instead, the High Criminal Court of Appeal on Thursday upheld the convictions of nine of them and imposed sentences of up to five years in jail.

One, blocked by the Supreme Court, would have imposed sentences up to life on doctors who perform so-called partial birth abortions.

Second, the use of four social network centrality measures generates good predictions of the length of imposed sentences (see Table 5).

Any one found rioting was arrested and tried in front of a court headed by the commanding-officer, who also imposed sentences.

In 2011, the Bolivian courts convicted five military officers and two former cabinet members and imposed sentences ranging from three to 15 years.