Sentence examples for issues sentences from inspiring English sources

It can also prosecute cases, though a separate corruption court issues sentences.

First, in the Results we expanded the paragraph entitled "Identifying Allosteric 'Hot Spots' From a Hybrid Residue Interaction Network" that refers to the filtering issues (sentences starting "This initial large sub- network is formed by 208 nodes (residues) connected by 456 NCI edges (in the native RIN)").

Gen. Maher Safieddine, plowing through the cases against the militiamen, issuing sentences overnight.

Previously, acid attacks were prosecuted as general acts of violence and courts were free to issue sentences.

As a result, many federal judges have issued sentences lower than those called for by federal guidelines, which add months for multiple images and other aggravating factors.

Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist criticized Congress for a law that puts federal judges under special scrutiny if they issue sentences that fall short of those called for by guidelines.

An Associated Press review of 20 criminal cases for which Persky has issued sentences also concluded that there didn't appear to be any racial biases in his decisions.

In a study for The Review of Economic Statistics, Carlos Berdejó and Noam Yuchtman found that these judges issue sentences that are 10 percent longer at their end of the political cycle than at the beginning.

Senior Gen. Than Shwe exacted vengeance against all protesters, shooting and killing many and arbitrarily imprisoning monks and political activists (issuing sentences ranging from 4 to 104 years in prison).

The legislation would reduce mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent offenders and give judges greater discretion when issuing sentences for low-level drug crimes.

Legislation signed Monday will require juvenile court judges to review additional factors before issuing sentences in Illinois, in the hopes sending fewer young people to state prison.