- The
Sentences (Latin:
Sententiae in
quatuor IV
libris distinctae; Sententiarum. English:
Sentences Divided into Four Books;
Sentences) is a compendium...
-
phrase Sentence (liturgy), a
short biblical phrase within Anglican liturgy Sentences, a 12th-century
theological book by
Peter Lombard Sentences (Muhly)...
-
phonetically balanced sentences that use
specific phonemes at the same
frequency they
appear in English.
Selection of
Harvard Sentences used as benchmark...
- life
sentences (i.e. an
imprisonment for life-regime
without parole)
violate Article 3. However, the
Court has also
stated that life
sentences can be...
- have
spent the
longest continuous time in prison.
These sentences differ technically from
sentences of life
imprisonment in that the
designated jail times...
- a
consecutive sentence, in
which the
period of
imprisonment is the sum of all
sentences served one
after the other.
Additional sentences include intermediate...
-
community sentence is of
course different in
individual countries, and will be
combined individually by the court. Non-custodial
sentences can include:...
-
meaning around the nouns.
Sentences that
comprise a
single word are
called word
sentences, and the
words themselves sentence words. The 1980s saw a renewed...
- Hong Kong and Macau), both
suspended sentences and
suspended sentencing (Chinese: 缓刑, also
translated as a
sentence "with reprieve") are
featured in the...
- practice, back-to-back life
sentences, also
called consecutive life
sentences, are two or more
consecutive life
sentences given to a
convicted felon....
