Sentence examples for term set by from inspiring English sources

That allowed prisoners to be detained indefinitely after they had completed the "tariff", or minimum term, set by the judge to reflect the seriousness of the offence they had committed.

The legislation meant that the minimum prison term set by a court which knife killers must serve before they are considered for release by the Parole Board increased by a decade, from 15 to 25 years.

Trapped in the SystemVICE News found that, three years after the sentences were abolished, more than three quarters of the 4,612 IPP prisoners still stuck in the system have passed the minimum term set by the court.

The three enriched GO term sets from the three tools were combined into one GO term set by taking their union.

Many campaigners are thus suspicious of reformist approaches that accept the terms set by the mainstream investment industry.

A4e's average success rate across the country was 3.5%, 2% below the minimum contract terms set by the government.

In the terms set by Abbott, terms long familiar to Australians and strange to Europeans, the arrival of a single boat is a mark of government failure.

The terms set by the two sides appeared far apart, and it was far from certain that a solution would be found.

These "private fee-for-service plans" allow patients to go to any doctor or hospital that will provide care on terms set by the insurer.

With many eyes upon him and against him, Bradley was unable to fight Márquez on the invisible terms set by those watching.

The $37.3 billion foundation is growing rapidly, in part to satisfy the terms set by the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett when he committed the bulk of his fortune to it.