Sentence examples for sentencing it from inspiring English sources

And there's also the strong social message that the justice system serves: through its sentencing, it makes a comment on the seriousness of the crime and how profoundly it will be perceived.

Bailes said that while South Australia should be praised for not implementing mandatory sentencing, it needed to reform its remand system.

If the state is to get away from its irrational and complicated sentencing, it needs a commission, and it needs to insulate it as much as possible from the political actors who have contributed so much to the state's current crisis.

Before the sentencing, it emerged that the three women had kept diaries documenting their ordeal.

She was freed on bail from Evin prison after sentencing, it said.

If politicians are sensitive to voters' demands for tougher sentencing, it is also true that voters are afraid of being victims of crimes involving guns.

If you just stop and think about that sentence, it is pretty astounding, on its own.

He completes the sentence: "It's over.

What is the minimum sentence it carries?

In the first sentence — it took three million days?

Then Mr. Bush completed his sentence: "It's not true".