Sentence examples for sentenced accordingly from inspiring English sources

These included not just juveniles but also young adults, eighteen and older, who could be tried and sentenced accordingly.

A Gawker piece by Mallory Ortberg, for example, made the sensible point that "Their dreams and hopes were not crushed by an impersonal, inexorable legal system; Mays and Richmond raped a girl and have been sentenced accordingly".

Saddam and his cohorts were convicted of crimes against humanity, and sentenced accordingly.

In Michigan, children as young as 14 who are charged with certain felonies can be tried as adults and, if convicted, sentenced accordingly.

The actual verdict only arrived with the last sentence: "Accordingly, the court finds each defendant not guilty of each of the respective counts in the indictment of which they were charged".

Although the clerk of the court is always present to guide the magistrates on points of law, it is up to the lay magistrates to decide on innocence or guilt, to take into account any mitigating or aggravating features of a case and to sentence accordingly.

Thus, accounting for the set-theoretic notions by open sentences accordingly, the calculus of SA is equivalent to the Leonard and Goodman calculus (Simons 1987: §2.4; Ridder 2002: 98), and hence to the other systems too.

The program detects the topic of a text and on that basis applies particular metrics to determine, say, if numbers are more important than descriptive words, and extracts critical sentences accordingly.

"Some judges are recognizing that the public has been way ahead of politicians on this issue and adjusting things like sentences accordingly, as they should," he said.

In such cases, the trial court would then have the discretion to replace the stiffer sentence with the plea agreement, to throw out part of the conviction and re-sentence accordingly, or leave the original sentence in place.

We have revised this sentence accordingly.