Sentence examples for no commutation from inspiring English sources

López Rivera was offered a lesser deal that would have seen him released after a decade, but he turned it down, because he says he had no faith in the US government sticking to its side of the bargain and he was unhappy about a couple of his fellow fighters being offered no commutation at all.

This is due to the VSC-based HVDC has characteristics as independent control of active and reactive power, possibility to supply passive weak networks and black-start capability, no commutation failure, and reverse power transmission without reversing voltage polarity [1, 2, 3].

In standard truth-functional propositional logic, commutation, or commutativity refer to two valid rules of replacement.

"This commutation in no way relieves Mr. Gattis of his moral or legal guilt," Mr. Markell wrote in a statement.

The office recommends that virtually every commutation request -- no matter how unjust the sentence or deserving the applicant -- be denied.

In May, the president denied 791 pardon requests and 1,947 sentence commutation requests, giving no explanation for his decisions.

The commutation will apparently have no effect on the hearing, as Mr. Torres remains free to argue that he is not guilty or that he deserves a lighter sentence than life without parole.

"No number of commutations is an adequate substitute for reforming federal mandatory minimum laws".

For convenient reference, in place of "×", extinction angles of converter valves are recorded in the assessment results when the proposed method indicates no CF. "V1 → V3" denotes the commutation from V1 to V3, "V3 → V5" denotes the commutation from V3 to V5, and so on.

U.S. District Court Judge Charles Butler Jr., who had sentenced Aaron, changed his earlier stance of no position, opting this time to support commutation.

Gerson writes of his victory in persuading Bush to "encourage more training for defense lawyers in death-penalty cases" without mentioning that Bush presided over 152 executions as governor of Texas, more than any other governor in modern history, issuing only one commutation (in a case of clear innocence) and no pardons.