Out of 222,492 sentences in the Police Courts, 4,499 were conditional, and there were 45 relapses. These 13,195 conditional sentences included 8,485 for crimes and offences under the penal code; 2,286 for breaches of police regulations; 447 for breaches of communal and provincial regulations; and 1,977 for contraventions of special laws. The crimes and offences for which these sentences have been most frequently pronounced are as follows:--
Correctional. Police. Malicious Wounding ... 3,339 ... 491 Thefts, &c ... 1,803 ...英文原著 · 《Criminal Sociology》
"Only the sentence will not be a fatal sentence. Ah, do not interrupt me, doctor, and upon your life, upon Jacques's life, do not say a word of what I am going to tell you. A suspicion which should cross M. Galpin's mind would destroy my last hope; for it would give him an opportunity of correcting a blunder which he has committed, and which justifies me in saying to you, 'Even if the count should give evidence, even if sentence should be passed, nothing would be lost yet.' "英文原著 · 《Within an Inch of His Life》
Danville left the court immediately, going out again by the public door. He was followed by murmurs from the women's benches, which soon ceased, however, when the president was observed to close his note-book, and turn round toward his colleagues. "The sentence!" was the general whisper now. "Hush, hush--the sentence!"英文原著 · 《AFTER DARK》
Go away! " he cried in a rage. " Go away. Go away. Get out " " He seemed on the point of arising to eject the visitor. It was plain to her that he had been interrupted in the writing of one of his sentences, ponderous, solemn and endless, in which wandered multitudes of homeless and friendless prepositions, adjectives looking for a parent, and quarrelling nouns, sentences which no longer symbolised the languageform of thought but which had about them a quaint aroma from the dens of long-dead scholars. " Get out," snarled the professor.英文原著 · 《Active Service》
Definition of political jurisdiction - What is understood by political jurisdiction in France, in England, and in the United States - In America the political judge can only pass sentence on public officers - He more frequently passes a sentence of removal from office than a penalty - Political jurisdiction as it exists in the United States is, notwithstanding its mildness, and perhaps in consequence of that mildness, a most powerful instrument in the hands of the majority.英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》
As to the second consideration, that saying (2 Cor. 9) was of great use to me, BUT WE HAD THE SENTENCE OF DEATH IN OURSELVES, THAT WE SHOULD NOT TRUST IN OURSELVES, BUT IN GOD, WHICH RAISETH THE DEAD. By this scripture I was made to see, That if ever I would suffer rightly, I must first pass a sentence of death upon every thing that can properly be called a thing of this life, even to reckon myself, my wife, my children, my health, my enjoyments, and all as dead to me, and myself as dead to them.英文原著 · 《Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners》
- What's the end of that sentence? - Yes. What is the end of that sentence?美剧 · 《Friends》
By using a semicolon instead of a period between two sentences, you show that those two sentences美剧 · 《Lie to me》
An african-american man assaults baxter's wife, he starts meteing out harsher sentences to blacks, but look I analyzed his sentences using two nonracial factors.美剧 · 《The Good Wife》
I do wish I had some discretion as to a sentence, but the number of pills in your possession triggered what is called a mandatory minimum sentence of six to 30 years.美剧 · 《The Good Wife》