Sentence examples for too much sentencing from inspiring English sources

The court split 5 to 4 in two other rulings: that people can be required to tell the police their names, and that Washington State's sentencing guidelines violate the right to trial by jury by giving judges too much sentencing authority.

Too much to sentence them to a wasted, purposeless death (Option 1).

Life imprisonment, which is viewed as a humane alternative to capital punishment in the U.S and other countries, is too much a sentence for Breivik as far as the Norwegian law is concerned.

"The sentence served would depart far too much from the sentence handed down by the judge, and this is simply not acceptable.

It is too much and the sentences keep falling apart.

The more powerful descriptive words can become tiring when they are used too much in one sentence.

The release had two points to make: Alcatraz Island is re-opening AND reservations can now be made, which is too much for one sentence.

He convincingly claims that after decades when judges enjoyed too much discretion in criminal sentencing, the pendulum has now swung too far in favour of rigid guidelines.

Wow, sorry there, bit too much jargon in one sentence.

"If you use StyleWriter, Grammarly or other proofreading tools, they will only tell you if you are using simple sentences too much," says Zhang. "What a non-native speaker needs are very detailed suggestions.

Be careful about "trailing off" with your sentences too much.