"Guilty, guilty, guilty, guilty," she repeated over and over, as the reality of a prolonged prison sentence for Manning on top of the three years he has already spent in detention dawned.
For Appalachian residents who live under the deadly fallout of EPA's decisions, state corruption and Big Coal's assault, the rules are akin to a prolonged death sentence -- and in effect, tacitly recognize birth defects and cancer corridors as acceptable collateral damage in the coalfields.
Even former President Clinton admitted this week that the crime bill he signed into law worsened the problem of prolonged prison sentences.
Due to my father's resistance and bravery, these courts will likely still arbitrarily prolong his sentence".
Unlike other questionnaires that contain short statements for each item we used prolonged and complete sentences in order to help patients to understand the items and avoid confusion.
One would be very hard-pressed to find a serious professional historian--I mean a serious historian, not a think-tank wanker, not an economist, not a journalist--who believes that the New Deal prolonged the DepressionImagine this sentence recast The argument that King Henry VIII died of syphillis is likewise a canard.
In 2010 his sentence was prolonged until 2017.
Conclusions based on these risk assessments are highly consequential, sometimes resulting in increased criminal sentences or prolonged hospitalization.
In contrast, the mean fixation duration was significantly prolonged during z-string scanning, as compared with sentence reading [ M = 243 and 192 ms, respectively; t(48) = 8.9, p <.001].
The unfounded claim that Clarke was intent on giving murderers shorter sentences spooked Downing Street as the Sun threatened a prolonged campaign demonising Clarke as a "hand-wringing social worker" and a "softie justice minister".
