Sentence examples for serving one third from inspiring English sources

Peruvian lawyer Giovanna Gismondi told In Session that van der Sloot will be eligible for parole after serving one third of his sentence and could be paroled in nine years.

Distribution problems in Ghana, for example, have resulted in the country's three most deprived regions – all with serious maternal mortality problems – having only a single gynaecologist and two surgeons serving one third of the country's land area and one sixth of its population, while 35% of all health staff are found in just two teaching hospitals [ 19].

Such an area is typical of cooperation using sectored BS antennas in which each sector antenna serves one third of a cell.

Participants from Lima were disproportionately represented, though the work of many of these health care professionals is national in scope, and those that work at health centers and hospitals in Lima serve one third of the Peruvian population that resides in the capitol city, where TB and HIV prevalences are much higher than national averages.

Under the New Jersey Parole Act, every inmate is entitled to release on his or her parole date, usually after serving one-third of a term or completing a mandatory minimum, unless the inmate "failed to cooperate in his or her own rehabilitation" or the Parole Board finds a "reasonable expectation" that the inmate would violate parole conditions.

The minimum sentence for trafficking is six years and eight months, but as of September of this year, the law began to allow inmates to apply for early release, serving one-third of their sentence in prison and the remainder on parole.

"Were Khadr to be transferred, the terms of his incarceration would be subject to existing Canadian laws pertaining to custody and conditional release," the Defense Department said in a statement, adding that the United States understood that Mr. Khadr "would be eligible to apply for parole after serving one-third of his sentence".

Pistorius was released from prison in August after serving one-fifth of his five years sentence for culpable homicide.

She was given credit for 1,293 days of pretrial confinement, including 112 days for her treatment at Quantico, and will be eligible for parole after serving one-third of the sentence.

He will be eligible for parole after he has served one-third of his sentence.

"H.M.O.'s serve one-sixth of Medicare beneficiaries, but this bill gives them 50percentt of the funding".