'No one, not criminal defendants, not the judicial system, not society as a whole is benefited by a judgment providing a man shall tentatively go to jail today, but tomorrow and every day thereafter his continued incarceration shall be subject to fresh litigation on issues already resolved.' 401 U.S., at 667, 91 S.Ct., at 1179.
No one, not criminal defendants, not the judicial system, not society as a whole is benefited by a judgment providing a man shall tentatively go to jail today, but tomorrow and every day thereafter his continued incarceration shall be subject to fresh litigation on issues already resolved.
"Tentatively, we are going to be pouring the basement walls on the 15th," said Mr. Cone.
Tentatively, I'm going to say yes.
When David Dimbleby asked those assembled who backed students being charged fees of up to £3,000 for going to university, she tentatively put up her hand.
As I was about to sign the contract, the woman tentatively says, "So, are you just going to be driving in and around Bismark?" I slowly looked up and not saying anything, I just raised one eyebrow.
Ste and Jamie aren't really well understood in the film, tentatively accepting their shifting sexuality then going to a pub full of middle-aged drag queens in lieu of hanging out with people their own age.
Thus, in the present paper, we are going to do the research tentatively and investigate the existence and blowup for the modified Klein-Gordon-Zakharov equations (1 - 5).
I have one: Who's going to buy this book, tentatively entitled, The Governor?
Swisher obliged, saying later that he figured the fan was "going to jail," so "why not?" Slowly, tentatively, security officers went out and eventually tackled the fan near second base.
