Sentence examples for time to sentence from inspiring English sources

When it came time to sentence Mr. Holland to death, Judge Greene said he gave little weight to Mr. Holland's history of mental illness, though he had twice been found not guilty by reason of insanity for robberies in Washington and had been involuntarily hospitalized in the 1980s for four years.

Days later, a judge reduced the conviction to involuntary manslaughter and the sentence to time served.

On humanitarian grounds alone, President Obama should commute Mr. Pollard's sentence to time served.

Mr. Blagojevich has urged President Bush to reduce Mr. Ryan's sentence to time served as an act of compassion.

His supporters have called on President Barack Obama to pardon the soldier or commute his sentence to time served.

Amnesty International immediately called on President Barack Obama to commute Manning's sentence to time served.

Safety is a concern for many, but it is not considered a large issue at the minimum-security prisons where most of his clients end up because behavioral issues add time to sentences.

Although from time to time cryptic sentences with a seeming nod to current political events flash across the screen -- "this has nothing to do with oil" -- it's hard to concentrate on anything but the birds: vultures are vicious.

I spoke a particular sentence from time to time, without providing a reason for delivering the information.

The board has reviewed more than 200 death penalty cases on Mr. Perry's watch, but it chose only a few times to commute sentences.

During the hearing, Catalano, wearing a black suit and dabbing her eyes, addressed Arcara, crying as she struggled at times to complete her sentences.