Sentences with phrase «happens at sentencing»

Not exact matches

Most people know to say the other person's name first when it happens at the beginning of the sentence; «David and I went to the meeting.»

Oh crap, just took another look at the complaint, happened in Illinois, this is where a former governor is now serving a 14 year sentence, one scandal after another.

Six of nine and half - dozen of the other at 3 am The meaning of the sentence is clear irregardless of the words I happened to use.

«We look at a whole range of evidence, both what happened in the original offences, the judge's sentencing remarks, the programmes or work a prisoner has done, reports from people who know the prisoner well.

That event happened, of course, at the Annunciation, marked by the first sentence in the prayer.

The third sentence was update to reflect that the discussion happened at New Hope Network Expo East 2016, not an upcoming event.

To test this, next time you're reading a book that your toddler has heard dozens of times, pause at the end of a sentence and see what happens.

Because, yeah, it is helpful to know what's supposed to be happening when in a general sense so you can have realistic expectations (I remember thinking that a one - year - old could probably speak in complete sentences back before I had one of my own), but at the same time kids are so varied and variable that you can really make yourself worry over things that don't mean anything.

«The feeling of anger and disgust at the sentencing of trio by the Supreme Court is very understandable, but we are happy it happened, if it means serving the four months jail to allow President Mahama and the NDC to focus on the bigger picture and win the 2016 elections we are cool with it, Alistair Tairo Nelson stated.»

«Four out of ten defendants sent to the crown court for sentencing received custodial sentences that could have been handed in the magistrates» court - we need to look at why this is happening and if we need to do more to make the best use of magistrates,» Green said in a speech today.

I hadn't really considered PCOS as an issue until I was at a conference last week where the medical faculty knew right away when I said PCOS and WW in the same sentence what was probably happening.

Teaching Points: • Students will need some prior knowledge of what it means to extend a sentence and the role that adjectives can play in this • Students should be encouraged to use as many colours as possible to colour their pictures I have added some extras to give students and teachers an element of choice - Differentiation: • Alternative handwriting lines • A second bordered page for students who wish to write at length • The photo section provides more difficult vocabulary and could lead more able writers towards a «what happened next» story writing style, should the teacher wish to lead them in this direction • An editable version of all content has been provided for the teacher to make vocabulary choices.

Toyota has confirmed, with a single teaser image and one sentence, that the Supra is definitely happening — and it's coming at the Geneva Motor Show

One day the man is staring at the axolotls as usual, his face close to the outside of the tank, but in the middle of that same sentence, the «I» is now on the inside of the tank, staring through the glass at the man, the transition happens just like that.

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Therefore, minutes after the treaty was signed at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro I was passing out leaflets denouncing it as a death sentence for coral reefs and low lying islands and coastal areas, and said that we would lose most of the corals in the world in the next decade, which is what indeed happened.

«Results indicate that a large majority of ATS members have concluded that climate change is happening (89 %)» Without the caveat «of those who responded» somewhere in that sentence that seems like an improper use of statistics.

An accused who was previously eligible for a lenient sentence or who had racked up considerable pre-sentence custody could throw in the towel and make peace with Her Majesty but is now encouraged to take a shot at trial even where he assesses his own chances of winning the case as poor — if you're getting slammed by a mandatory minimum whether you plead guilty or not, you may as well spin the wheel of justice and see what happens.

Local 10 reports that prosecutors are seeking a relatively lenient sentence of just 15 months in prison because they believe «Page had a lapse of judgment and the bank was at fault for allowing this to happen.»

If that had happened the case would have been appropriate for restorative justice, but because of the victim impact statement the judge could not issue a restorative sentence (R v Drozdowski, 2014 ONCJ 264 at para 51).

From this work I had learned that Canadian judges at all levels of courts are largely unfamiliar with what happens once sentence is imposed; indeed, I usually found myself quite disappointed with some of the myths and urban legends that too often inform judicial decision - making.

As detailed on this page, Gregory Nicolaysen, the founder of the Association of Federal Defense Attorneys (AFDA), has organized another of his great audio webcast for this Wednesday (December 19) at 12noon ET to allow me to discuss Kimbrough, Gall, the new crack guidelines and related federal sentencing happenings and its possible aftermath.

As an example of the latter, if a defendant is convicted of four cumulative crimes that have 15, 20, 10, and 5 year sentences, which often (though not necessarily) happens at the same trial, you'd expect to see a 50 year sentence.

While it's arguable that the sentence is literally accurate, and while it may be possible to acquire the heater for free from some source without paying anything at all, that's not going to happen if you get it from the advertiser.

At the end of the sentencing submissions, Lutczyk asked to provide the court with his own comments and apologized to Potts and his family saying he wished the kidnapping had never happened and that he did not intend to hurt Potts.

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