Sentence examples for without chance for from inspiring English sources

But it also reflects an archaic relic of criminal justice that condemns the psychologically disturbed without chance for rehabilitation; as such, the case fits comfortably in the pantheon of American-style criminal justice.

If a patient is perceived as too frail because of co-morbid conditions or age, supportive care without chance for remission may be the only option, but investigating less toxic regimens or clinical trials may offer acceptable alternatives[ 4].

For instance, more than 3,000 Americans have been sentenced to life terms without chance of parole for nonviolent offenses.

Most victims are incarcerated for life, without chance of leaving the camps alive".

Despite all this opposition, the government is trying to rush it through quietly just before the election without proper debate – without a chance for us to voice our opposition.

Both served with honour but without much chance for heroics.

He was sentenced to two life sentences without a chance for parole.

The man, Neil Entwistle, 29, was sentenced on Thursday to two life terms without the chance for parole and ordered by the judge never to profit from the story.

"When convention delegates are hand-selected by a few people without the chance for primaries, it makes the field of candidates very limited," he said.

For Labour, the shadow work and pensions secretary, Owen Smith, said it would be "totally inappropriate" for ministers to "rush out" an announcement on the final day before a Commons recess without the chance for proper scrutiny by MPs.

Of all of the realistic contenders in both leagues, the Athletics, winners of 13 of 16 games before last night, are the only team without a chance for a division championship.