Sentence examples for intermittent sentence from inspiring English sources

But as part of the plea bargain, criminal records show, he was given probation for five years and an "intermittent sentence" of four months in prison that allowed him to remain free on weekends, evidently so that he could continue to function as a priest.

Quebec Superior Court Judge Éliane Perreault obviously disagreed today when she sentenced Czornobaj to 90 days in prison, an intermittent sentence that will be served only on weekends.

Those serving the new sentence of "intermittent custody" (which means prison on some days and home on others) may vote if the election falls on a day when they are outside, but not if they happen to be locked up.

To conclude, we could combine the two recent guidelines [91, 94] in the same sentence: "Continuous and intermittent RRT techniques can be used equally, as complementary therapies, taking into account their availability and the experience of the team".

Despite the Crown's protests that the victim deserved closure, Justice Allan Letourneau sided with the defence and waited until last week to hand down Macdonald's sentence of 88 days of intermittent jail on weekends and two years of probation.

He was sentenced to 88 days of intermittent jail on weekends and two years of probation.

For Chechens, Mr. Budanov became the personification of all the tortures endured during nearly two decades of intermittent war, and his release in 2009, four years before the end of his sentence, set off street protests in Chechnya.

He had contracted syphilis years before, and it worsened, eventually leading to "intermittent mental disturbances". Capone was relocated again in 1939 - this time to a mental hospital to serve out the remainder of his sentence.

For defendants whose mental illness is intermittent or less than severe, Article 18 allows the court to consider such factors in sentencing, permitting the court to give a lighter punishment than ordinarily required.

The last sentence of the abstract should read: "Two randomized studies found that, in difficult-to-wean patients, synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV) is the most ineffective method of weaning".

Intermittent work on novel.