Sentence examples for sentencing review from inspiring English sources

Emma Daly (NYT) NORTHERN IRELAND: SENTENCING REVIEW Northern Ireland's Sentence Review Commission said it would announce Monday whether Johnny Adair, 37, a Protestant paramilitary chief who was ordered back to jail by Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Mandelson in August for violating the terms of his early release, would be freed again.

He announced plans for new "drug-free wings" in prisons and said he hoped the government's sentencing review would produce tougher community punishments that proved as effective as those in France and Germany at cutting reoffending.

Not only would he have had Peter doing extensive community service rather than be banged up at the tender age of 16, but in November there is a government sentencing review which is looking at IPPs.

Prison terms for all federal drug dealing offences could be cut under a sweeping sentencing review expected to be announced on Thursday that may go much further than the tentative steps toward ending America's "war on drugs", begun this week by attorney general Eric Holder.

A thorough-going review of the open prison estate could lead to useful questions about the size and location of such establishments and a reconsideration of recommendations in the sentencing review to set up "intermediate" supervised housing for those needing proper time to resettle.

By allowing for sentence review after years have passed, we give juveniles something to hope for.

He gives the company a glowing seven-sentence review, praising its maple bats, timeliness and personal service.

At the time of its release, the original Martyrs was widely dismissed by critics (the Guardian published a one-star, three-sentence review that gave away the ending).

A6 Iran Death Sentence Review Iran's supreme religious leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, ordered an appeals court to review the death sentence issued for a liberal scholar who had called for separation of religion and state.

"As to the purported rationale behind the proposal, I noted that any sentence involving a juvenile was a serious matter and that the sentence review process permitted a speedy consideration where time was of the essence," he said.

Here is a one-sentence review of "American Sniper": the martial virtues are so precious, rare, and fragile that they should be sent into combat only with the greatest caution.