Sentence examples for public sentencing from inspiring English sources

Public sentencing rallies, and occasionally public executions, took place.One man began turning this culture round.

Some are reported to have been executed immediately after "public sentencing meetings".

One story has arrived at a public reconciliation, the other, at a public sentencing.

Nevertheless, more than a week of public sentencing testimony from prosecution witnesses did not demonstrate that anyone was killed as a result of his disclosures.

Mr. Lim, in this situation, has not been seen by consular officials — except they saw him at the public sentencing," Trudeau added, noting that his government "will be continuing to press North Korea authorities".

"This woman faces only a public sentence of 10 years' imprisonment," Ms. Elahian said in the letter.

In a religious state where issues of "family" are paramount to many voters, Barbour's penchant for beginning his public sentences with the phrase "Marsha and I" helps voters remember that, as governor, Musgrove was divorced two years ago.

"It's one thing being marched to the gallows by an uncaring and unappreciative public, sentenced by shifting technological and cultural habits and a few bonehead moves of your own," Phil Bronstein, San Francisco Chronicle editor at large, said in a blog, summing up the attitude of the 100-plus journalists at The L.A. Times who signed a petition protesting the "Southland" ad.

Second, beliefs resemble public sentences in that they have semantic properties.

Dozens of people have been detained and jailed for alleged extremist offences, some in public mass sentencing sessions.

A second distinction that needs to be drawn here is between sentence tokens that are external, or public, and sentence tokens that are internal, or private.