Sentence examples for make sentencing from inspiring English sources

The new rules make sentencing for financial crimes more mechanical, limiting judges' discretion.

From this article, what I learned was that judges make sentencing even more arbitrary than it already is.

Representative Tom Feeney, the Florida Republican who sponsored the bill, said it was meant only to make sentencing more predictable.

The guidelines, created by Congress in an effort to make sentencing in federal cases more uniform, set up a series of punishment ranges for specific federal crimes, and a judge generally must follow those.

What the riots really illustrate is the need to make sentencing and other areas of the judicial system more transparent so that the public can understand the decisions that have been reached.

Ms. Small has been pressing three goals: to see sentences for nonviolent drug offenders reduced so that they are proportionate to the sentences of other nonviolent offenders; to make sentencing relief retroactive so that those currently in prison can be released; and to see that judges have the power to decide who qualifies for drug treatment rather than prosecutors, as the current law dictates.

My pictures are the 'words,' which make sentences, which in turn make up the story".

Writers make sentences out of difference — this, precisely, and not that.

This week's programme was on intonation, which, Fry noted, "can make sentences do somersaults".

Strung together, they make sentences that look like Chinese but read like English.

You can make sentences about a composite thing, you can't ask it to look back at you.