Sentence examples for sentences both from inspiring English sources

Jiang and Zhang both received suspended death sentences (both reduced to life imprisonment in 1983); Wang was sentenced to life imprisonment, and Yao to a 20-year term.

Yet such outings make sense for those on long sentences – both as incentives to good behaviour and to prepare them to return to the outside world.

This announcement comes as the death penalty's use across the country has declined considerably in recent years, with executions and death sentences both dropping well below numbers seen in the last two decades.

Our results include firstly a functional dissociation between well-formed and ill-formed sentences with Person Mismatches: while Person Mismatches recruited a fronto-parietal network associated to monitoring operations, grammatical sentences (both Unagreement and Default Agreement) recruited a fronto-temporal network related to syntactic semantic integration.

Time and again under his presidency Egyptian courts have passed sentences both cruel and bizarre, based on evidence so inane as to beggar belief – evidence that in other countries would have led not only to the abandonment of the proceedings but to the dismissal or resignation of those who had put it forward.

As can be seen from the carrier sentences, both preceding and following vowels of the target C1V1C2V2 items were very similar for the two languages, thus excluding influences from differing vowel or consonant context.

A judge sentenced both defendants to 30 days in jail.

Justice Cooperman sentenced both men to two to six years in prison.

The court sentenced both men in absentia to death by hanging.

The judge, Mr Justice Treacy, said he would sentence both men tomorrow.

While they have not been sentenced, both men may face substantial prison terms.