Sentence examples for should commute from inspiring English sources

On humanitarian grounds alone, President Obama should commute Mr. Pollard's sentence to time served.

He rejected the recommendation of his pardon board that he should commute the sentence to life in prison.

The law demands that the case be dismissed, he wrote, adding, "If the law is barbarous, the Legislature should repeal it or the governor should commute or pardon those who are subjected to it.

Last month, Mr. Blagojevich said that despite his regular criticism of Mr. Ryan over the years, he believed that President Bush should commute Mr. Ryan's 6 ½-year sentence even though he had served less than 13 months.

Parvais Jabbar, co-executive director of DPP argues, that if the conviction appeals fail, following previous precedents, the privy council should commute the men's sentences to terms of imprisonment.

In order to obtain a translation and modulation invariant operator on the space of signals, the corresponding operator on the reproducing kernel space of Gabor transforms must be left-invariant, i.e. it should commute with the left-regular action of the reduced Heisenberg group Hr.

It should make commuting expensive.

In one appeal to the Virginia Supreme Court, he contended that his death sentence should be commuted "to avoid possible violent acts of reprisal".

This follows the landmark Jamaican case of Pratt and Morgan, in which the judges ruled that the death sentences of two convicted murderers who had spent 14 years on death row should be commuted to life imprisonment.

Susan N. Shaw, VDOT's regional transportation program director, said the shoulder opening is not a grand solution to the traffic congestion north of Tysons, but it should make commuting easier than it is now.

She should have commuted to London.