For example, he gave Winifred Jiau, a consultant for expert network firm Primary Global, a sentence of four years for tipping despite the recommendation of prosecutors of a 10-year prison term.
A prosecutor's discretion in selecting charges became the primary factor in sentencing, he argued, because once a conviction was obtained, judges felt largely bound by the guidelines.
The primary effect of sentences like these is a powerful immersion.
Linda Carty, 50, a former primary schoolteacher, was sentenced to death in 2002 after being convicted of taking part in the murder of 25-year-old Joana Rodriguez.
(c) If the primary truthbearers are sentences or mental states, then states of affairs could be their meanings or contents, and the correspondence relation in (2) could be understood accordingly, as the relation of representation, signification, meaning, or having-as-content.
The decision fails to take into consideration that rehabilitation is one of the primary purposes of sentencing.
On Russell's way of understanding this distinction, the description "the sun-god" for which "Apollo" is short-hand should be interpreted as having a secondary, not a primary, occurrence in the sentence, or, which is the same, the existential quantifier occurring in the Russellian paraphrase of the sentence should be assigned narrow, not wide, scope.
Managers who have spent the last year running primary care trusts under sentence of death must now steer their amalgamated successors into an uncertain future, while also organising recruitment into consortiums that are changing shape before being established.
David: I don't often get things right, but last January in the middle of the South Carolina primary, I put a sentence in a column that came back to me as the results came in.
William James described consciousness as the "alternation of flights and perchings," suggesting that we tend to overvalue the "perchings," the nouns or the primary verbs in a sentence that steal the spotlight from the little words, like "in," "and," "but," "or," and "of".
