Sentences with SENTENCING
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The judge announced the sentencing of the accused."
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"The sentencing hearing will take place next week."
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"His sentencing for the crime was swift and severe."
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"The defense attorney argued for a lenient sentencing."
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"The sentencing guidelines were followed in this case."
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"The jury's recommendation influenced the final sentencing."
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"She received a harsh sentencing for her repeated offenses."
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"The sentencing phase of the trial lasted for several days."
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"The judge considered mitigating factors during the sentencing."
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"He appealed the length of his sentencing."
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"The sentencing process can be complex and nuanced."
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"The court handed down a fair and just sentencing."
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"They debated whether the sentencing was too harsh."
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"The sentencing decision was met with mixed reactions."
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"Her family was disappointed with the sentencing."
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"The accused showed no remorse during the sentencing."
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"The sentencing laws vary from state to state."
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"The sentencing was postponed due to new evidence."
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"The judge explained his reasoning behind the sentencing."
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"The defendant expressed gratitude for the lenient sentencing."
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"The sentencing was postponed until further evidence could be presented."
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"The judge handed down a lenient sentencing for the first-time offender."
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"The sentencing of the criminals was met with outrage from the victims' families."
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"The jury deliberated for hours before reaching a unanimous decision on the sentencing."
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"The sentencing of the convicted murderer was broadcasted live on television."
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"The defense lawyer argued for a reduced sentencing based on his client's circumstances."
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"The sentencing phase of the trial concluded with emotional victim impact statements."
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"The judge's harsh sentencing sent a strong message to other potential criminals."
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"The court considered the defendant's previous convictions during the sentencing hearing."
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"The sentencing guidelines provided a range of possible penalties for the crime."
