Sentence examples for prisoner sentences from inspiring English sources

Invented in 1950 by Merrill Flood and Melvin Dreshe at the RAND Corporation, the actual title "Prisoner's Dilemma" originated from Albert Tucker when he added specific prisoner sentences to the game.

Give him 3 days with certain prisoner sentenced to 5 years and if culprit is not reformed sentence could be changed to 20 years.

The Jordanian government said last week it was prepared to swap a prisoner sentenced to death for her role in the 2005 Amman hotel bombings for the Jordanian pilot.

The charity was founded by Christopher Morgan in 1997 after writing to Tom Shannon, a prisoner sentenced to life, as part of a Prison Reform Trust pen pal scheme.

In Jean-Paul Sartre's short-story, The Wall, set during the Spanish Civil War, Pablo Ibbieta, a prisoner sentenced to be executed by the Fascists, is interrogated by his guards as to the whereabouts of his comrade Ramon Gris.

I found a story written in 2008 on Ballí based on a legal curiosity: Ballí was the last prisoner sentenced to death in Mexico.

For this reason, a prisoner sentenced to an indefinite term may have an unknown or incompletely determined mental health status.

By commuting prisoners' sentences, Obama would also be departing from his own past practice.

The expirations of political prisoners' sentences were increasingly followed by rearrest and new sentences on charges of criminal activity.

Death-penalty opponents have urged O'Malley to commute the remaining prisoners' sentences, while family members of some of their victims said they opposed such a move.

At the back end, however, where new or amended parole laws or policies might lengthen prisoners' sentences in exactly the same way if applied retroactively, courts have used a different standard and upheld the changes under the Ex Post Facto Clause.