Clearer sentencing guidelines could achieve a great deal without necessarily linking sentences directly to prison resources, he says.
But opposition Web sites said Mr. Baghi's sentence related directly to an interview he conducted with a dissident cleric, Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, which was broadcast on the BBC's Persian language service just after his death in December 2009.
Significant statements, that is, phrases and sentences directly pertaining to the subject matter under investigation, were extracted and grouped into different clusters.
Make sure the sentences directly relate to the paragraph's topic sentence.
The role of self-reference in this paradox is obvious, as it is based on a sentence, KS, referring directly to itself.
After the plea, prosecutors and their boss, the commanding general of the Washington Military District, had the option of settling for the 10 charges to which he had admitted his guilt and proceeding directly to sentencing.
Until the technology exists to extract sentences directly from our minds, we're stuck with a middleman, some kind of system or device to translate them to written form.
It is the first question he has asked you on this visit, perhaps the first sentence he has uttered directly to you in months.
Another difference between Frege and Quine (but not all Quineans) is that Frege's account of ontological commitment applies directly to sentences of ordinary language.
Paul Yoo, head of Lone Star's South Korean operations, was sentenced to five years and taken directly to prison from the courtroom.
Much of the criminal behavior Cohen was sentenced for on Wednesday tied back directly to things he did to shield Trump — including setting up payoffs to women during the campaign to influence the election, and lying to Congress about Trump's business interests in Russia.
