Sentence examples for question of sentencing from inspiring English sources

But Carter stresses that if the central question of sentencing is not tackled, then even three titans will not be enough.

As Jeffrey Toobin wrote recently, the question of sentencing hearings have become a focus for opponents of the death penalty, with lawyers putting more, and more sophisticated efforts, into telling their clients' stories to keep them alive.

The question of the sentencing transcript should have been addressed long before Mr. Herrington was released from prison, Mr. Barket said, because he had constantly requested it and insisted that he had been wronged.

Though Burrage decided a question of federal sentencing law, it could have impact on local courts' interpretation of state statutes, according to attorney Angela Campbell, who argued the case before the Supreme Court.

Much of the debate today was centered on trying to define the current state of the law on the question of disproportionate sentences.

In the UK, the government's own sentencing advisory panel has recently questioned the proportionality of sentencing for drugs offences.

So it would no longer be a question of losing the sentence by not writing them down or recording them with voice.

What does seem certain is that the question of whether criminals sentenced to imprisonment should, or should not forfeit civic rights will not get a great deal of attention, but just wait until the lawyers move on, as they surely will, to the matter of the deprivation of prisoners' rights to family life.

This left them free to express their interest in the literary; a fully paid-up academic at the time, engaged in inter-departmental theoretical argumentation, would have considered it beneath themselves to devote their work to literary works and to the question of style and sentences.

The idea was that "internal" to any logically perspicuous linguistic scheme, there would be an answer to the question of how two sentences are inferentially related.

As the film was about to premiere last week, Swiss authorities announced that he will not be extradited to Los Angeles after all, or at least until the question of any further sentence is sorted out.