Sentence examples for time of sentencing from inspiring English sources

The appeals court let stand a fine and a probationary sentence the trial judge imposed at the time of sentencing.

Mr. Leibowitz, 40, the father of 6-year-old twins at the time of sentencing, seems an unlikely choice for an F.B.I. translation job.

In cases where no error was found, it took an average of nine years from the time of sentencing to execution, the report found.

As recently as last week, he proposed leaving it up to a judge to determine whether to deny parole at the time of sentencing.

Eight of the 10, including the offender's criminal history and gender, were known to the judge at the time of sentencing.

The only issue presented is whether a district court's failure explicitly to afford a defendant an opportunity to make a statement at the time of sentencing furnishes, without more, grounds for a successful collateral attack upon the judgment and sentence.

Labour will also pledge to ensure that the time of sentences are set out more clearly.

The overall length in time of sentences was 4.57 s (SD = 0.06 s).

Speaking to The Times ahead of sentencing, he said: "Going to jail is a fairly small bit of the total penalty.

Starner et al. [39] specify a system based on hidden Markov models (HMM) for real-time recognition of sentences in American sign language (ASL) by using a camera to monitor the user's hands.

The number of candidate sentences for each article was at most five times the number of sentences in its abstract.