Sentence examples for maximum term the from inspiring English sources

While it is unlikely that Judge Hitter will impose the statutory maximum term the government is seeking, it would not be surprising to see a sentence of at least 30 years – and perhaps as much as 100 years.

However, the maximum term the Magistrate could legally impose was three months, and in 1896 they were released at the order of the High Commissioner for Southern Africa, Sir Henry Brougham Loch.

The maximum term for the conspiracy and act violations is five years, while the money laundering conspiracy charge carries a prison term of 20 years.

But the maximum term of the loans was about a year.

That her efforts got her ejected from school for five days, the maximum term, takes the story into territory that seems charted in only one place: Yonkers.

In Canada, for example, the maximum term of the riskiest mortgages has been lowered from 40 to 25 years.

In a proposal approved unanimously today and sponsored by Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, and Senator Joseph Biden, a Delaware Democrat, maximum prison terms for executives convicted on some types of conspiracy charges would be increased to the same maximum term for the underlying infraction.

Mesić won two consecutive terms in 2000 on the HNS ticket and in 2005, the maximum term permitted by the constitution.

The court said the rapist could not be kept in custody any longer because he had served the maximum term possible under the law.

On 31 August a teenager who was found guilty of taking part in the rape in Delhi was sentenced to three years in a reform facility, the maximum term possible because the crime was committed when he was 17.

"Our contracts have never been greater than the 12 months maximum term, proposed by the OFT," said a spokesperson for Bannatyne's.