Sentence examples for shorter terms from inspiring English sources
Most cities have contracts with far shorter terms.
Ros McMullen, the headteacher, argues that shorter terms and shorter holidays can improve results.
His accomplices, including his brother Jacques, were convicted of lesser offenses and served shorter terms.
The loan term depends on the buyer's age: older buyers receive shorter terms.
(The Defense Department also hires many contractors, but for shorter terms, so the risk is less).
His solution, which requires approval in Albany, is a larger board with shorter terms.
Investment can be encouraged even through shorter terms, argue civil servants at the DfT.
Europe needs tougher standards governing their approval (and perhaps shorter terms of protection).
States that chose shorter terms usually placed no limit on the number of terms that one person might serve, while those with longer terms usually did.
People convicted of nonviolent offenses, meanwhile, are being given shorter terms and receiving more lenient treatment from the State Parole Board.
Defendants for whom evidence was something less than full-proof could be given lighter sentences: shorter terms of bondage or imprisonment.
