Sentence examples for without the possibility for from inspiring English sources
Parker never got a chance to draw his Glock, which was attached to his fat leg, and now Anderson is in prison for life without the possibility for parole.
The bill in New Hampshire — H.B. 455 — states that it "changes the penalty for capital murder to life imprisonment without the possibility for parole". This would not be retroactive, so Addison's sentence would remain unchanged and instead apply only to people convicted of capital murder on or after the day the measure takes effect.
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While SOAP Web services with their mandatory WSDL4 interface definition support both static calls and dynamic invocation, RESTful Web services only allow dynamic invocation without the possibility for generating client side stubs.
It would then continue to the airport, but without the possibility for stopping at Lysaker.
Likewise, the Supreme Court's ruling in Miller v. Alabama prohibits juveniles receiving life sentences without the possibility for parole.
In her view that is an optimal solution for mothers and babies, without erasing the possibility for either that later in their lives they can receive information about each other.
From Hilton Worldwide's concierge robot "Connie" to Marriott International's chatbot butler "ChatBotlr," the hospitality industry has utilized AI to subsidize human-to-human interactions, without eliminating the possibility for assistance from a real person.
The challenges in future modeling efforts lie in facilitating true species radiation and niche occupation in our model without sacrificing the possibility for detailed analysis.
Nevertheless, in most population genetic studies of marine invertebrates, only spatial patterns of genetic structure are examined without acknowledging the possibility for temporal genetic variation.
They found the same for executing juveniles in Roper v Simmons, and for imprisoning juveniles for life without the possibility of parole for non-homicidal crimes in Graham v Florida (Justices Scalia and Thomas dissented in all of those cases).
