William J. Lynn of Philadelphia, the first senior official in the Roman Catholic Church in the United States to be convicted of failing to prevent child sex abuse by priests under his supervision, asked on Thursday that he be spared prison, arguing that a lengthy sentence "would be merely cruel and unusual".
The district attorney in Mr. Beazley's home county has taken the unusual step of asking the state to spare him, arguing that death is too severe considering his background and the fact that he had no prior record.
The other 75 percent are the nonviolent three-strikers whom the law could safely be amended to spare, Romano argues.
These clubs "reinforce the idea that women are always sexually available, as long as you've got a bit of cash to spare", Object argues.
However, imaginal tissues are not spared upon starvation, arguing against an important function of ALK in mediating growth of imaginal discs under NR conditions.
One recent WM study (Shah et al., 2015) reported that the maintenance of faces over time in WM was spared among DPs, and argued instead that face encoding was limited in some way.
In fact, during the trial, Tsarnaev's attorneys tried to spare his life by arguing in front of the jury how horrible a punishment the supermax is.
The first aim is to determine if event-cued prospective memory with focal cues is spared by aging as argued by McDaniel, Einstein, and their colleagues [13], [14].
The rise of the affluent society has left people with lots of time and talent to spare, Mr Shirky argues.
It argues that being spared relatively undemanding tasks will free knowledge workers to deal with more complex ones, making them more productive.
