Sentence examples for point of sentence from inspiring English sources

Issues of consent, the age of the defendant and his belief as to the age of the victim could be taken into account at the point of sentence, and indeed in this case the defendant had been given a conditional discharge (the second most lenient sentence available).

Procedures in which judges' involvement extends beyond the point of sentencing are known as "problem-solving courts".

It is pushing, alongside other campaigners, for a statutory duty for children and dependents to be identified at the point of sentencing.

In this analysis, the stress strain relationship is nonlinear and each point of sentences having the second derivative of ductility is also considered in the strain calculation.

What is the point of this sentence?

Yesterday, the judge said the "starting point" of his sentence was 18 months.

The point of the sentence was to make Mr. Turner pay rather than to punish him, the court said.

Around the workshop table, our instructors urged us to focus on technique: point of view, sentence structure, show don't tell.

The point of the sentence Yagoda had chosen for mild ridicule, as I pointed out in an online response, is that Atwater expressed regret before he died.

One of the few positives about jails, and there are only a few, is that the end point of the sentence can be predicted.

The point of that sentence was to make clear that we weren't anything like those crazy people walking around with doomsday sandwich boards.