Sentence examples for temporary sentence from inspiring English sources

Hammertime can refer to the time Hammer, whose real name is Stanley Burrell, spends with his family, or the time he makes for himself, or the temporary sentence imposed on a child for shirking responsibility.

The United States Sentencing Commission, which sets federal guidelines, has issued temporary sentencing rules for people who were convicted of offenses after the new law took effect last fall.

The prize is a temporary cessation of sentences.

Once you are sitting in your temporary cell awaiting sentencing they will isolate you from the general population.

This activity involved the temporary storage of the sentence while the words were being counted.

On the day that Edward Snowden finally left Moscow's airport in a taxi to take up Russia's offer of temporary asylum and the sentencing portion of Bradley Manning's trial continued, it is worth restating what should be obvious.

By John Cassidy August 1, 2013 On the day that Edward Snowden finally left Moscow's airport in a taxi to take up Russia's offer of temporary asylum and the sentencing portion of Bradley Manning's trial continued, it is worth restating what should be obvious.

Garden-path sentences contain a temporary and ultimately curable ungrammaticality, whereas truly ungrammatical sentences remain so permanently a difference which gives rise to different predictions in the two classes of parsing architectures.

The sentence might be temporary or it might be for life.

The government offered no justification for the pardon, which commuted a three-month prison sentence and a temporary ban from working as a banker into a fine.

LISBON -- Spain's departing Socialist government granted a pardon on Friday to Alfredo S z, chief executive of Banco Santander, commuting a three-month prison sentence and a temporary ban from working as a banker.