The court, for example, has upheld sentences of 25 years to life and 50 years to life -- imposed under California's "three strikes" law -- for repeat offenders who, respectively, stole three golf clubs from a pro shop and shoplifted nine videotapes from a Kmart.
The deadline was imposed under an agreement among seven Western states, including Nevada and California, that was meant to wean California from its dependence on the surpluses over 15 years.
He and his colleagues are now hopeful of winning back five traditional right-wing strongholds in northern Greece.Greece's robust communist party, the KKE, which has led the street campaign against reforms imposed under the country's €110 billion bail-out by the European Union and International Monetary Fund (IMF), did better than expected.
Then there is the peculiar paucity of British "sanctions" imposed under an international bribery convention: two between 1999 and 2009, compared with 88 in America, 26 in Germany and 40 in Italy.Stung by such talk, in 2008 the previous Labour government proposed a new law updating the country's antiquated rules on backhanders and bungs, including those dispensed overseas.
A ban on public assembly by five or more people, imposed under martial law, is also expected to be retained to deter protests.
However, a 7 × 7 parallelogram-shaped CMS with a 7-cell reuse cluster is considered herein and three EMC constraints are simultaneously imposed under a high traffic load.
The 25-page list of API's suggested regulatory changes places particular emphasis on eight key demands that peel away standards primarily imposed under Barack Obama's administration.
123 124, n. 3. 10 The Court of Appeals explained that under the current Guidelines, which treat ecstasy more harshly, Gall's base offense level would have been 32, eight levels higher than the base offense level imposed under the 1999 Guidelines.
pays a fee imposed under paragraph (7).
any fee imposed under title 17.
