There should be a reverse-onus system where unaccounted, suspicious funds re seized pending a reasonable explanation?" The result is there are few prosecutions, weak sentences, and few confiscations, said FATF.
The poll found that overall, 42percentt of voters said easy access to guns was the top contributor to Chicago gun violence, followed by 24percentt who said a lack of jobs and 13percentt who blamed weak sentences for crimes.
Steer clear of weak introductory sentences.
All we need is connecting-statements or rules that link any statement to experiential statements translation rules, originally biconditional 'constitution sentences', and subsequently, in the late 1930s, weaker conditional 'reduction sentences' and 'semantic postulates', or 'bridge principles'.
While the government has done little to shore up a notoriously weak justice system, sentences have become longer and jails have become increasingly packed as officials send more soldiers and police officers into the streets to attack drug gangs.
Nonetheless, the attitude that we take to the sentence may be something weaker than believing the sentence true.
In this case, substituting "and" would not fix either the weak transition (first sentence) or the fragment (second example).
Prisons in Mexico remain so rife with corruption that many traffickers had been able to manage their illegal businesses from behind bars, and courts have proven too weak to deliver swift, substantial sentences.
After ten minutes or when the above step is completed, partners should exchange papers and edit each other's work to discover whether Anne Frank's sentences are stronger or weaker than the new sentences created in class.
Moreover, they all are weaker than entailment in probabilistic logic where default sentences are interpreted as strict sentences.
