Sentence examples for the commutation of from inspiring English sources

If there ever was a case that required the commutation of a death sentence to life, this is it".

THIS week in the paper I'm writing about the commutation of Marcus Robinson's sentence from death to life without the possibility of parole.

The commutation of tax for service also meant a decrease in the circulation of money; copper coins replaced those of gold and silver.

For only the second time in 35 years, the Oklahoma pardon board issued a recommendation for the commutation of an execution.

Each lighting has celebrated a gain in the campaign, like the commutation of death sentences or the suspension of capital punishment somewhere in the world.

But the commutation of Mr Robinson's sentence had nothing to do with his grisly crime, and everything to do with a long and shameful legacy of racial bias among prosecutors in North Carolina.

The senator had no further comment about her own involvement in the commutations of the sentences of four Hasidic men from New York convicted of embezzling.

Ed Smith, the state's attorney in Kankakee County, has not decided whether to follow the lead of prosecutors in Cook County, who filed a long-shot lawsuit this week seeking to block the commutations of prisoners who did not seek clemency.

Furthermore, the space-vector-based approach reduces the interference between the commutations of the three phases.

Studies of the commutation behavior of power stages, different pulse width modulation (PWM) schemes and single-phase-to-earth fault detection are executed.

Blaine also spoke in support of the commutation provision of the military draft law passed in 1863 and proposed a constitutional amendment allowing the federal government to impose taxes on exports.