Sentence examples for real sentence from inspiring English sources

"The real sentence begins when you get out".

The lord chief justice sets the "tariff" (the real sentence) and most "lifers" serve not much more than 14 years.

He said her real sentence would be the loss of her children and that she had been dominated by her husband during their 12-year relationship.

(Indeed, it strikes you in passing as sort of an intriguing linguistic riddle -- how can the artiste spew out so many verboten words in such profusion and still end up with something approximating a real sentence?) You are not, you like to think, a totally clueless, hopeless, addled, over-the-hill geezer, but this does seem like thoroughly offensive and even provocative behavior.

His real sentence was delivered by Wen Jiabao, then Premier, at the National People's Congress in March 2012, whose devastating indirect attack on Bo sealed his fate.

Now Gödel's first incompleteness theorem (G1) states that for any sufficiently strong, consistent formal theory S there is a sentence GS which is true but not derivable in S. GS is a real sentence according to Smorynski's definition.

Real sentencing reform must give judges discretion to sentence nonviolent individuals to court-supervised, community-based treatment.

Prosecutors prefer the current system of mandatory terms because it gives them most of the real sentencing power.

"Since last November, there have been a series of real sentences, people are being sent to prison just for sharing images.

But real sentencing reform has proved impossible in the State Assembly, where lawmakers live in fear of the politically powerful corrections officers' union lobby, which enforces the status quo by labeling reformers as soft on crime.

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