Sentence examples for issues a sentence from inspiring English sources

Hare (1989) further hoped to reduce the paradox of an embedded imperative by making a distinction between two elements within the expression of a speech act: when a speaker says "Do X", thereby telling a hearer to do X, he both issues a sentence in the imperative mood, fit for the communication of a command, and indicates that he intends so to be using it.

If they acquit the defendant goes free and if they convict the judge then issues a sentence in accordance with state law.

Justice Firetog then issued a sentence of probation.

The judge issued a sentence of 18 years in prison.

As for the West, he said, "Should we not issue a sentence of death?

The legal procedure requires the court to summon the accused three times before issuing a sentence in absentia.

"Today the court has issued a sentence deemed appropriate and in accordance with the evidence put to them.

But Kay followed the recommendation of prosecutors who said he deserved a lighter punishment, issuing a sentence of probation, 100 hours of community service and a $5,000 fine.

But the judge issued a sentence higher than the probation officer's presentence recommendation of six months, which cited Mr. Brownstein's "genuine remorse" as a reason for leniency.

Such, at least, seems to have been the motivation of the judge in issuing a sentence that saw Ethan's ruinous behavior through the prism of his parents' delinquency.

The question in Gall v. United States, No. 06-7949, is the justification a judge must provide in issuing a sentence that differs substantially from the one called for by the federal sentencing guidelines.