Sentence examples for sentencing information from inspiring English sources

There's also potentially significant missed opportunities through not specifically addressing criminal justice data in detail: police data is opening, but court records (and detailed, granular sentencing information) lags significantly behind the rest of the UK government.

The Supreme Court has never ruled on whether a defendant who faces the death penalty may self-represent and deprive the jurors of crucial sentencing information.

In January, Mr Fastow struck a plea bargain with prosecutors that saw him receive a ten-year sentence; information he provided is thought to have helped their case against Mr Lay.

First, the initial number of candidate features was decreased by considering only sentence information.

Information units consisted of related words, sentences, information and responses to the following questions: What are the specific attributes of health-seeking behavior?

More recently, we developed the BC4GO corpus (54), which consists of 200 full-text articles along with their GO annotations and supporting sentence information.

Complementing our previous study [30], the match of sentence-extraneous and sentence-internal information was not manipulated within but across the syntactic/semantic domain.

Bast and Haussmann [28] return to the heuristic strategy, with a method called CSD-IE (Contextual Sentence Decomposition Information Extraction) decomposing a sentence into parts that semantically 'belong together'.

Here we investigated whether across-domain sentence-external information would impact within-sentence processing.

Recently, the present authors [30] have applied a dual task paradigm to assess whether syntactic and semantic processes within a sentence would be influenced by sentence external information.

In Figure 1, factual sentences (denoted as 'Background', sentences 1, 2 and 4) are distinguished from a sentence containing information inferred from the 'Background', a hypothesis driving and justifying the work presented in the article ('Hypothesis', sentence 3).