Sentence examples for we are sentencing from inspiring English sources

And I was told: "We are sentencing to custody.

"We are sentencing the Monroe Doctrine to death," Mr. Ortega said before the opening ceremony.

"But I do not believe, under the circumstances of this case, we are sentencing a criminal in the true sense of he word".

If we let the Iraqi refugee crisis drag on — and especially if we allow young refugees to miss an education so that they will never have a future — then we are sentencing ourselves to endure their wrath for decades to come.

"Now we're coming to see how many injustices there really are [in] the way we are sentencing youth from the very start".

The service has been losing money for several years (which forced us to gradually reduce our staff), and the amounts to which we are sentenced to pay today no longer allow us to meet our obligations.

We were sentencing a shell of a man.

"Telling someone that college is not right for him seems harsh and classist, vaguely Dickensian," Professor X writes, "as though we were sentencing him to a life in the coal mines".

By extending response times to many areas of London with these closures, we're sentencing more and more people to suffering an agonising wait for help to turn up.

I'm happy that really good experimental work is pursued, but don't let that be the decision that opens the gates to decriminalisation across the world, because we're sentencing future generations to something unforeseeable.

If pop is meant to ephemeral and fun, as modern as the day it appears and soon afterwards comically dated, then we're sentencing it to die a Mojo-approved death.