Sentence examples for imposed under the second from inspiring English sources

The conceded insufficiency of the first count of the indictment does not warrant a reversal, since the sentences imposed upon Pierce, Creo, and Zeilman did not exceed that which lawfully might have been imposed under the second, third, or sixth counts, so that the concurrent sentence under the first count adds nothing to their punishment.

No sentence was imposed under the third count as the Court held that that count was merged in the second.

Greeks have been worn down by a deep recession, now in its fifth year, and wave after wave of austerity measures imposed under the first bailout.

The initial tax rate in the new agreement will be half the rate that was imposed under the old agreement, the first-year threshold in the new agreement could be higher than the threshold would have been under the old agreement and the new tax could hit fewer teams than the old tax.

The narrow evidence requirements were first imposed under the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders (Laspo) Act of 2012.

The decision also vacated the 10-year sentence imposed under the same law on a fifth member of the group, who used a grenade.

First imposed under the No Child Left Behind law of the Bush administration, this hardline approach rests on the belief that a lack of academic rigor and "ineffective" educators are impeding U.S. students' performance.

It was the second time the Court of Appeals had blocked a death sentence imposed under the 1995 capital punishment law that was championed by George E. Pataki.

The highest annual percentage rate which may be imposed under the plan.

One of the first actions of the Labour government in 1997 was to repeal the ban on unions at GCHQ - the Government Communications Headquarters - imposed under the Tories.

The monotonicity restriction is imposed in the second stage.