Sentence examples for sentencing reflected from inspiring English sources

Debapriya Bhattacharya, a Bangladeshi economist and former United Nations diplomat, said the demands for tough sentencing reflected a broader public desire for closure on the 1971 war, in which rapes and assaults of women were common and an estimated three million people were killed.

Interestingly, even the institute's approach to sentencing reflects the times.

It was ultimately unsuccessful and we are pleased that the sentencing reflects the seriousness of this attack".

Today's sentencing reflects the fact that possessing a copy of a terrorist publication is a serious offence.

"The government's views about sentencing reflect the seriousness with which prosecutors are approaching crimes in corporate America," Scott Edelman, a former prosecutor, said.

Sarah Leah Whitson, the director of the group's Middle East and North African division, said the sentencing "reflects dangerous backsliding in Kuwait, stifling the country's lively and relatively free political debates, in a whole series of jail sentences against activists and politicians alike".

"Not only must the risk of getting caught increase significantly, but seizures and arrests must also be followed up by swift prosecution and adequate sentencing, reflecting the seriousness of crimes against tigers," he added.

His sentencing reflects an antiquated ignorance of post-traumatic stress disorder, advocates said today, noting that he was first tried before society had any understanding of PTSD.

Judge Richard Hone told the pair the sentence reflected the seriousness of "your evil deeds".

The sentences reflected the fact the pair were both juveniles at the time of the murder.

Judge Trager found that it had, and his sentence reflected that.