Sentence examples for robust sentencing from inspiring English sources

"We also need more robust sentencing.

"Robust" was very much the word of the week; robust policing, robust sentencing, robust rosy-cheeked district nurses cycling through picture-postcard English villages.

Celebrate them for communicating in the robust sentences enabled by BlackBerry, versus the digital grunts required by the touch screen interface.

I want to see prison used less frequently and a stronger emphasis on robust community sentences.

Minimal beliefs would need only to be states of mind expressed in assertions by indicative sentences, while robust beliefs would meet some stronger requirement of representationality (Blackburn 2006).

Prosecutors were fairly robust in their defence of custodial and deterrent sentences, though occasionally admitting to the febrile atmosphere in which such sentencing took place, and occasionally talked in more sympathetic tones about the large number of first-time offenders.

The imposition of a custodial sentence might seem like a robust measure of whether a person has outstayed their welcome, but six months in the slammer for jumping into the Thames always seemed like tough justice.

We exploited these facts to design a robust and powerful strategy for detecting evidence sentences in an unseen full text.

In summary, we have found that both factors of reversibility and syntactic complexity produce robust, dissociable patterns of activation upon auditory sentence presentation, and additionally upon subsequent picture matching.

Nokuthula, 23, is also under a death sentence, for all that she appears robust with health.

(That's lusty, robust, rugged, hard, and sturdy, all in one sentence).