Sentence examples for strong sentences from inspiring English sources
By winning felony pleas and probation, prosecutors ensured that repeat offenders would receive strong sentences.
So I have to write good sentences – honest and beautiful and elegant and strong sentences".
Strong sentences should of course go to previous offenders, but also to those who should set the best examples – adults, including parents, in work and with qualifications.
PETA is leading this effort by pushing for aggressive prosecution and strong sentences for people accused of or convicted for animal abuse and providing officials with informational booklets detailing the animal-human cruelty link.
It also called for a review of the "disproportionately strong sentences" of the country's lèse-majesté law, which has been used with increasing frequency and which carries a jail term of 3 to 15 years for insulting the king and other top members of the royal family.
Anderson said: "It was good to see such strong sentences because there's no place for [spot-fixing] in cricket.
The only unusual thing is that the inadequate perpetrator was caught and given a comparatively strong sentence last month.
Pasco went on to say that despite public and political opinion leaning towards lesser sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, he believes that the FOP, which doesn't support strong sentencing reform for drug offenses, will convince politicians to stick to their old voting habits.
Last month, Mr Clarke also said that some kinds of marijuana may be reclassified to attract stronger sentences.Will it work?
Mr. Morsi also replaced the public prosecutor, Abdel Meguid Mahmoud, a Mubarak appointee widely criticized for failing to win stronger sentences against Mr. Mubarak and his associates, and against abusive police officers.
To avoid conditionals true because of false antecedents (or sentences true because of irrelevant disjuncts), Reichenbach essentially requires that derivative nomological statements be the logically strongest sentences in their vocabulary that are consequences of original nomological statements.
