Sentence examples for sentences reached from inspiring English sources

Death sentences reached a high of 328 in 1994.

In McCleskey v. Kemp the Supreme Court was asked to consider the statistical evidence of racial discrimination in death sentences reached by one study.

The consistency of repetitive sentences reaches 80%.

Though lèse majesté has always been controversial, human rights groups, as well as the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, have noted that the law has been applied with increasing severity under the junta, with prison sentences reaching record lengths.

When Smith was an emerging star at West Virginia, Vick, who was then playing with the Philadelphia Eagles after serving a federal prison sentence, reached out.

Another concession allows Australia to file a brief with the body that would review any verdict and sentence reached by a tribunal.

In the Research Unit, a report on the effectiveness of sentencing reached the same conclusion (Brody 1976).

His long, eloquent sentence reaches its climax of moral dismay in lines nine to 12, where pleasing, privileged bodies are contrasted with their degenerate souls, recalling the earlier corruption of youth and hope.

A closely related formalism is that of definite clause grammars (e.g., Pereira & Warren 1982), which employ Prolog to assert "facts" such as that if the input word sequence contains an NP reaching from index I1 to index I2 and a VP reaching from index I2 to index I3, then the input contains a sentence reaching from index I1 to index I3.

His flowing sentences took their time reaching a conclusion but still held their shape and took care of business along the way.

Over 1,400 executions later with almost 3,000 mostly men lingering for years on the nation's death rows, capital punishment looks increasingly dysfunctional due to the continued judicial failure to satisfactorily regulate the way death sentences are reached.