Sentence examples for sentencing involved from inspiring English sources

The President's decision was announced in the following statement from the White House: "Since the original review of proceedings in the Rosenberg case by the Supreme Court of the United States, the courts have considered numerous further proceedings challenging the Rosenbergs conviction and the sentencing involved.

Their sentence involved taking a mini-class in Frost's poetry.

There is a stiff fine, even a prison sentence involved, and repeaters can have their property taken away from them.

However, Adams said Vitishko's sentence involved a "matter that was not in relation to the Olympic Games".

This systematization made at least deductive validity purely a matter of derivations (conclusions from premises) that are defined solely in terms of the form the syntax, or spelling of the sentences involved.

Still, it remains unclear how many other cases — including closed matters in which convicts are already service prison sentences — involved evidence derived from warrantless wiretapping in which the National Security Division did not provide full notice to defendants, nor whether the department will belatedly notify them.

The account showed the right responsiveness in interaction with independently motivated interpretations for the sentences involved.

In deductive logic the syntactic structure of the sentences involved completely determines whether premises logically entail a conclusion.

The validity of direct inferences between contraries, subalterns, etc. depends on the matter of the sentences involved.

In Tsai's (2003) analysis, the argument type wh-sentence involved a pseudo-cleft construction in which the wh-predicate was followed by a nominalized headless relative clause.

All that is needed properly to understand hyperbole is an ordinary compositional semantics giving the literal meanings of the sentences involved plus a general principle relating the propositions semantically expressed by the sentences to the inflated propositions the sentences express when used hyperbolically.