Sentence examples for move the sentencing from inspiring English sources

This alone seemed to move the sentencing judge, Justice A. Kirke Bartley Jr., whose father went through boot camp at Parris Island just months behind Mr. Marshall.

But U.S. District Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum, in an order signed on Friday, agreed to move the sentencing to July 16 from July 8, at the defense team's request.

It took the jury just three hours to reach a verdict, and to move the sentencing portion of the trial into its third and final phase.

In a rare move, the sentencing at the High Court in Edinburgh was filmed to be broadcast on the same day.

We have added these two clarifications and moved the sentence to the Results section.

We have now moved the sentences on avalanches, noise correlations and evoked responses from the Introduction to the end of the Discussion (in the subsection headed "Final conclusions").

As suggested, we have also moved the sentences about the SNP typing to a separate section with a sub-heading, and the implications of the SNP analysis for the allelic origins of the genes at the Fas locus on chromosome 19 are now explicitly noted in the appropriate subsection in the Results (p. 9).

One fix might be to eliminate the first sentence and move the last sentence to the top.

On average nationally, it takes 10 to 12 years for a capital punishment case to move from the sentencing to an execution date, prosecutors said.

(It would also be smoother to move the "that" in this sentence, so it reads, "She said the jury had been told that the principal purpose ") 8.

After intensive work with physiotherapists and with speech therapists, Ms Giffords is now able to speak in short sentences, move the left side of her body and walk a few steps at a time.