Sentence examples for sentencing changes from inspiring English sources

The sentencing changes take effect Nov. 1.

We also need to review the sentencing changes that have been brought in".

The states with sentencing commissions look at proposed sentencing changes and work out by computer simulation how they would affect the numbers in prison.

Yet it fails to address sentencing changes that should be made, which would significantly reduce the problem of overincarceration in federal prisons.

But he signaled that he would move ahead on his remaining priorities, including voting rights, gun-safety measures and sentencing changes in the criminal justice system.

As for the sentencing changes, Mr. Blunkett said he had been struck by a case last year in which a sex offender considered still dangerous was released because the government "had no power whatsoever" to keep him inside.

Outlining the sentencing change, he said: "It's called 'two strikes and you're out'.

Obama, meanwhile, supports making the sentencing change retroactive.

Federal corrections expenditures, driven by new federal drug-sentencing changes, went from five hundred and forty-one million dollars in 1982 to more than $6.9 billion in 2006, and state corrections expenditures that year totalled more than forty-one billion dollars.

The whole structure of a sentence changes.

She starts off with marriage, but mid-sentence changes to malaria.