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  • he sample texts include collections of model sentences, a translation of the Hans Christian Anderse
  • e abbot's name is spelled differently in two sentences, a slip which has led Thomas Tanner (Notitia
  • other accomplices were given brief custodial sentences; about a dozen were sentenced to time served
  • some concern about the suggestion in varied sentences according to the kind of wrongdoer.
  • e it mandatory for district courts to impose sentences according to the Guidelines.
  • Sentences adding felony murder are enhanced by a maxim
  • th belonging to PCOT and given 4 year prison sentences after student demonstrations.
  • 2008, Dominique was sentenced to eight life sentences after confessing to raping and killing his m
  • These short sentences, along with his submission of personal chara
  • Maximum prison sentences also increased from one to seven years and i
  • This grammar only describes correct English sentences, although it could be argued that
  • Clay was responsible for commuting the death sentences, among many others, for convicted Nazi war c
  • the Marseille board were given longer prison sentences, and Valenciennes players Burruchaga and Rob
  • United States#Measurement systems contains 4 sentences, and we even have a dedicated category Metri
  • some comments here and there, omitting some sentences and adding a Christian conclusion: chapter s
  • , and the court imposed two consecutive life sentences and another concurrent life sentence.
  • me, so I've tried smoothing it by combining sentences, and have made a couple of stylistic tweaks
  • th century, a number of collections of moral sentences and paraenetic fragments, partly from Script
  • d compensation for them and imposing minimum sentences and hard labour for all serious violent offe
  • Kaw can talk, although only in one-word sentences, and his role in the story is to give inform
  • s with my emPHARsis at different parts of my senTENces") - which causes him problems as a "speech t
  • n the 1960s, shuffling together fragments of sentences and thoughts from other texts to create a su
  • et Hersey's reporting was so meticulous, his sentences and paragraphs were so clear, calm and restr
  • to combat crime instead of mandatory minimum sentences and other law and order proposals.
  • -level penalties including multi-year prison sentences and large fines for each offense; passage of
  • er obvious difference - and that the example sentences and phrases in Daijisen are more often typic
  • imed her husband's life, with heavier prison sentences and a return of the death penalty for murder
  • He was sentenced to 16 life sentences and 220 years in prison with the judge stipu
  • Offertory Sentences and Prayers
  • during 1945 and 1946 and resulted in 7 life sentences and 12 death sentences, of which 2 were late
  • Davis then commuted their sentences and ordered them to prison.
  • Those selected usually had limited sentences and good physical abilities.
  • Its definitions are full sentences and NOT just phrases.
  • he Supreme National Tribunal issued 23 death sentences, and 16 imprisonments ranging from life sent
  • porters he had personally approved the death sentences and said that forty-one soldiers had been gi
  • Six defendants were given life sentences and several others received the maximum pris
  • provided it in order to avoid lengthy prison sentences and received reduced sentences and new ident
  • y as for Special English - slow speed, short sentences and restricted vocabulary.
  • Both use a 1500 word core vocabulary, short sentences, and slow delivery (about 90 wpm).
  • able blocks into smaller sections, typically sentences, and
  • was ultimately convicted and given six death sentences and 40 years in prison.
  • Twenty-one men were handed three-year jail sentences and twenty-nine were acquitted.
  • Wade and Jackson also received two death sentences and await execution.
  • Consider breaking it into two sentences and rewording the second sentence a bit.
  • tion, one that takes us outside the realm of sentences and relations between sentences of any langu
  • appeals to the Court of Appeal against their sentences, and three against their convictions.
  • Duka and Mohamad Shnewer both received life sentences and Serdar Tatar was sentenced to 33 years i
  • s like "country", "George", "History" out of sentences and names so that images would not display?
  • r, he had recovered enough to speak in short sentences and move about in a wheelchair.
  • mprisonment, while Hindley receives two life sentences and a seven-year fixed sentence.
  • ung Martin Luther still wrote glosses on the Sentences, and John Calvin quoted from it over 100 tim
  • takapa dialect is the best known with words, sentences, and texts recorded from 1885, 1907, and 190
  • ppeal judgments frequently cut the length of sentences and he was known to be a member of the Priso
  • elatively simple composition held with short sentences and usually simple accompaniment.
  • mirror the composition in certain ways, with sentences and entire paragraphs that return frequently
  • ers of the Chicago Outfit to prison for long sentences, Andriacchi was again identified in Chicago
  • were convicted of the murders and given life sentences, another was given seven years for arms offe
  • "The sentences apparently were affirmed by [Iran's] Supreme
  • Some sentences are just susceptible to the process of banal
  • solve difficulties that arise because longer sentences are highly ambiguous when processed with rea
  • d up to 25 years in the Ronald III case; the sentences are to be served concurrently, and she will
  • lue can usually be determined (and hence the sentences are no longer regarded as "open").
  • Some of the 104 sentences are
  • Sentences are then built up out of atomic sentences by
  • Whole Hebrew sentences are sometimes translated into French.
  • Three or four sentences are spent on the subject.
  • Quotations or sample sentences are offered with many words.
  • Long sentences are avoided; symbols or abbreviations are us
  • A theory is satisfiable when all of its sentences are true.
  • Sentences are ended with ‘\\' and a ‘/' is used for om
  • The sentences are "...Whosoever sheds mans blood, by man s
  • inty about what the source of these internal sentences are in some conditions.
  • of about 250,000 words, phrases and example sentences are included in the dictionary.
  • Longer remand periods or sentences are moved to Don Dale Juvenile Detention Cen
  • As the band plays, various Japanese-language sentences are displayed on the screen.
  • To this, if asked whether all words and sentences are eternal, the Mimamsa philosophers reply
  • His sentences are long and elaborate and his love of the o
  • o word the info about the Utah War, and your sentences are much better than mine.
  • Some of these sentences are quoted by Stobaeus, and are found in som
  • The last two sentences are confusingly worded too - I'm a bit uncle
  • eness and usage of "colloquial language; his sentences are short and clear, grammatically reduced t
  • charged with murder and juveniles with adult sentences are held within a DYS-operated facility insi
  • el of representation wherein expressions, or sentences, are assigned a phonetic representation, whi
  • first time offenders now begin and end their sentences are Wallkill C.F.
  • charged with murder and juveniles with adult sentences are held within a Massachusetts Department o
  • Although mostly sung in English, a few sentences are in Spanish and sung by Gil Cerezo, the l
  • I would also like to change a few sentences around.
  • I (Infrogmation)cut out the below two sentences, as they disagree with all the sources I am
  • versions of generative grammar characterize sentences as either grammatically correct (also known
  • interpretations of theories that render all sentences as being true is known as the satisfiability
  • of It used as the beginning of the next few sentences, as this begins to sound repetitive.
  • andard in the context of appellate review of sentences as the majority would have liked.
  • Move the citations to the end of sentences, as it is easier to read, and gives the whol
  • or drug offenders in 2001, and declared such sentences as disproportionatly severe and in breach of
  • f fully proven, was visited with such severe sentences as slavery for life.
  • 00, Steven Grieveson, serving his three life sentences at Full Sutton Prison, was arrested and ques
  • He lectured on the Sentences at Paris in the late 1340s, using angle as a
  • ops who had defected to Guinea received life sentences at hard labor.
  • ono intended to lecture on the Four Books of Sentences at the schools of the order in Pariis.
  • specially Moorland Closed) to complete their sentences at Moorland Open.
  • er 2007, Rix controversially overturned life sentences awarded to two Cheshire teenagers who terror
  • to extract the theme of a story, or arrange sentences based on the theme of a story.
  • tion was not crafted with the intent of such sentences becoming commonplace.
  • ipants to read emotional (angry, sad, happy) sentences before and two weeks after botox injections
  • tice that a lot of sections, paragraphs, and sentences begin with "He".
  • Each woman read from a selection of sentences beginning with one of the words.
  • er the high amount of prisoners serving life sentences being held at Bedford.
  • t of fraud against the government, with both sentences being served concurrently.
  • er seven members of the gang received prison sentences between 10 and 24 years.
  • Blackadder, which works perfectly; Melchett sentences Blackadder to death.
  • so have a more general problem with words or sentences, both understanding and speaking them.
  • defence, which is stipulated in § 127 in two sentences, both of which delegate to regular legistlat
  • He received two life sentences, but was paroled in 1982 while in seriously
  • re not only used to carry out official death sentences, but also to carry out inconspicuous murder
  • reement was reached to replace the offending sentences, but the firm had the "hideously expensive"
  • There are many example phrases and sentences, but no quotations.
  • The song lyrics are short and of few sentences but repeated throughout the song, and are en
  • ed of their duties and were given very light sentences, but in 1937 they were shot.
  • In 1947, he was condemned to four life sentences, but after spending four years in prison, he
  • re convicted and sentenced to lengthy prison sentences by Belgrade's War Crimes Court.
  • well-formed sentence may also be well-formed sentences by themselves, or they may be simpler struct
  • h would be used to look up prewritten simple sentences by means of a numerical index.
  • onvictions for arson were overturned and his sentences by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
  • Halakic sentences by him have been preserved which show his de
  • ortunities to be granted reprieves for their sentences by participating in a television game show.
  • with the explosion and have been given life sentences by the court.
  • rinciple addresses unfair disparity of youth sentences, by stating that sentence should be similar,
  • Those who served their sentences came out of prison probably more inclined to
  • Sentences can often be connected without their use.
  • o free variables is needed to make sure that sentences can have concrete, fixed truth values: As th
  • The charges not carrying possible life sentences carry sentences of up to seven years.
  • ena to the Edition of his Commentary on the " Sentences", published in 1999, and editions of parts o
  • The syntax is complex, with sentences commonly interwoven, with kennings and heiti
  • Debs, and conscientious objectors, had their sentences commuted to time served or were pardoned on
  • Seven of them later had their sentences commuted but two, Moore and his lifelong fri
  • efendants of the Neumann-Sass case had their sentences commuted and a number of them successfully r
  • er patrol agents Ramos and Compean had their sentences commuted by President George W. Bush during
  • teen others sentenced to death but had their sentences commuted.
  • bias against prisoners, and the severity of sentences compared to the Assizes.
  • n outspoken critic against the summary Death Sentences condemning members of ETA in the Trial of Bu
  • I maintain that: The sources in the opening sentences confirm that Christmas is NOT JUST a "Christ
  • almost exclusively on that of the Bible; his sentences containing, in addition to innumerable conce
  • f Serbia, stressed that the harshness of the sentences corresponded to the gravity of the criminal
  • These two sentences could probably be combined.
  • However, on September 30, 2009, before the sentences could be carried out, Couey died from natura
  • aiming that even the most apparently trivial sentences could hold a profound spiritual meaning.
  • that were about to complete their labor camp sentences could not be released and their files had to
  • sed on predicates (more precisely, on atomic sentences created from atomic formula).
  • Subsequent sentences credit Ernest Borgnine and Pat O'Brien.
  • After his talks on the Sentences, de Montesono was to be admitted to the facu
  • These three sentences deliberately suggest, by selective choice an
  • ecursion is that an infinite set of possible sentences, designs or other data can be defined, parse
  • the controversy is embellished with pointed sentences, diversified by illustrations, and enlivened
  • logging up the prison system by having short sentences during which they are force-fed 'misery pill
  • It went on for six paragraphs with four sentences each.
  • Her frequent death sentences earned her the popular sobriquets "The Red G
  • In response to Elmer's "bribe", Bugs sentences Elmer to "only" 45 years at hard labor, out
  • ments for sex offenders after their criminal sentences end.
  • ly to the Aggadah; a number of his homiletic sentences, especially to the Book of Exodus, are extan
  • A Mania for Sentences: Essays on G. Grass, H. Boll, Frisch, Flaube
  • the hundreds of district judges that impose sentences every day".
  • he judges of his island, and shall see their sentences executed as above.
  • In 2007, Stiff Sentences expanded to Asia through its sister company,
  • Sentences: Fischer, Meisinger, Daume - death penalty,
  • The Old Bailey in the U.K. sentences five white supremacists to jail for 15 years
  • After a few sentences follows the aggadah of the strife of the let
  • The trials resulted in sentences for 26 SSNP members.
  • Reynolds received two life sentences for the deaths.
  • Funeral Sentences, for two sopranos, percussionist, and live e
  • Bellemare pushed for harsher sentences for organized crime.
  • defendants were found guilty; four received sentences for lifetime imprisonment, the rest prison s
  • The same trial saw the first death sentences for resistance work in Norway (Lund, Rendeda
  • The bill enacted new mandatory minimum sentences for drugs, including marijuana.
  • The sentences for these 138 cases add to 1,853 years and 9
  • trial ended on December 19, 1942 with death sentences for both her husband and her.
  • Prosecutors had asked for the maximum sentences for the men, 10 years each.
  • -defendants, already serving extended prison sentences for related crimes.
  • In particular, he would like to see stiffer sentences for young offenders who commit violent crime
  • The sentences for the charges range from a short imprisonm
  • As prosecutor, Calissi obtained death sentences for convicted murderers Edgar Smith and Thom
  • He was later convicted and given 16 life sentences for murder, hijacking and terrorism.
  • management is facing multiple decade prison sentences for SOX violations and SOX whistleblower ret
  • y 2007, prosecutors recommended 20-year jail sentences for all three defendants.
  • It also created minimum sentences for persons convicted of drug trafficking.
  • nd Vassilis Tzortzatos both received 18-year sentences for the murder.
  • 5 cases between 1919 and 1925, with possible sentences for minor offences including fines and priso
  • when the judge gave those responsible longer sentences for the burglary than for the rape.
  • Two of his sons received lesser sentences for conspiracy to defraud the INS as part of
  • are released after serving five-year prison sentences for drug trafficking.
  • 9, the founders of Holy Land were given life sentences for "funneling $12 million to Hamas."
  • ning Sexual Assault Laws, which increase the sentences for those charged with harassment.
  • Third, the Act does not reduce sentences for those prosecuted under state law, and st
  • sentenced by military courts to long prison sentences for Zionist and Communist activity, both rea
  • of a murdered Kitchener teen to see stricter sentences for violent young offenders.
  • Cudmore also advocated harsher sentences for child abusers, a parliamentary public ac
  • fe sentence for Lowe's murder, two more life sentences for the murders in Colorado, and the death p
  • some of the six Turkish men also given life sentences for the attacks, al-Saqa maintained his inno
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