Sentence examples for usual sentences from inspiring English sources

The rest of the rioters are getting harsher than usual sentences.

It also demanded the repeal of article 548, which exempts men from the usual sentences for murder and assault if provoked by "illegitimate sex acts" or "the suspicious state" of female relatives.

And the usual sentences around coffee after quenching the thirst for great finds at great prices, evaluating the buys and assessing the damages with loads of bags spread around "Maybe I shouldn't have... .., "I have the same color... .. "I'll lose weight, it'll fit me... ..

"The usual sentence is around 10 years," he says.

One youth court magistrate interviewed for Reading the Riots claimed the usual "sentencing rulebook" for children with no previous convictions had been "torn up and thrown away".

Sponsored by the prison-guards union, it requires criminals convicted a second time to get double the usual sentence, while those with a third "strike" must get 25 years to life.

Judge William Baldwin of Schuylkill County said that the sentences for Brandon Piekarsky, 17, and Derrick Donchak, 19, exceeded the usual sentencing guidelines but that they reflected the "absolute brutality and viciousness" of the attack on Luis Ramirez in Shenandoah on July 12.

In response to the defense team's request for faster sentencing, Sullivan said he might reduce the usual time between the status update and sentencing by 30 days, NBC News reported.

The Lisbon government responded in the usual way increasing sentences for convictions and spending more money on investigations and prosecutions.

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The usual prison sentence for spying for friendly countries is four to five years.