Sentence examples for likely penalty from inspiring English sources

The most likely penalty will be a fine.

If he had been found guilty of the original charge the likely penalty would have been 12 months' imprisonment.

Before the trial, Hennis was offered a plea bargain: two counts of second-degree murder, with a likely penalty of two consecutive life sentences.

"What's the likely outcome to be if we do a full investigation, and what's the likely penalty if we convict someone?

Not every allegation will result in an investigation, with "proportionality" of the offence being taken into account: "What's the likely outcome to be if we do a full investigation, and what's the likely penalty if we convict someone?" he said.

Because older people know first-hand that the likely penalty for bad health habits isn't an early death.

"This must be a general deterrent to members in and of itself that given the right set of circumstances, gradation, demotion and/or dismissal are likely penalties," Preston wrote.

When he was initially arrested, the (British) police told McKinnon, who has Asperger's syndrome, the likeliest penalty for his hacking activities would be a community sentence and he has indicated his willingness to plead guilty if charged in the UK, where the offence was committed.

Considering that wedges usually form somewhere between the 10- and 15-yard lines, it is likely the penalty would instead be assessed as half the distance to the goal line.

Russian cross-country skiers will most likely avoid penalties that could have barred them from their home Olympics in 2014 because of the country's improved doping record.

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