Sentence examples for revised sentences from inspiring English sources

For example, we have revised sentences like, p.12 "... then the predicted results are solid".

The appeal court is now considering an objection to their revised sentence.

(Quotation of revised sentence with metaphor left out and meaning clarified somewhat).

Under the revised sentencing guidelines, he could receive the same sentence or possibly as little as 15 years, again the minimum for the large loss that occurred.

It revised sentencing laws to keep non-violent drug and property offenders out of prison, directing them instead toward alternatives drug courts, day-reporting centres, mental-health courts designed to treat and rehabilitate rather than punish.

In March, just a little more than a year after Woodall's release, the Fifth District Court of Appeals threw out the revised sentence and reimposed the 20-year term.

I called McCurdy up to ask her how big a deal these revised sentencing guidelines were, and found her optimism tempered by a lot of realism.

At the same time, there was limited pleasure in it for him, revising sentences in his dreams, a few flashes of short-lived satisfaction, that's all.

The best and most unusual scenes are of her slowly reciting and revising sentences while an assistant takes them down on a manual typewriter, and of her arguing fine points of German with a musician friend whom she uses as a kind of ideal reader.

Pham and Usaha (2015) found that learners used peer feedback in revising sentences in their texts.

There's a national outcry against the overpopulation of federal and state prisons and the need to revise sentencing laws yet there's been little outrage about the overcrowding of local jails, where defendants can be held for years while awaiting trial.