sentence
शिक्षा
definition
verb
ten army officers were sentenced to death
declare the punishment decided for (an offender).
noun
Start sentences with subjects and verbs, and let other words branch off to the right.
a set of words that is complete in itself, typically containing a subject and predicate, conveying a statement, question, exclamation, or command, and consisting of a main clause and sometimes one or more subordinate clauses.
her husband is serving a three-year sentence for fraud
the punishment assigned to a defendant found guilty by a court, or fixed by law for a particular offense.
translation of 'sentence'
वाक्य,
शिक्षेचा हुकूम करणे,
शिक्षा देणे,
शिक्षा,
शिक्षेचा हुकूम
example
Second, the judge must have already decided to 'sentence' the offender to a prison term of less than two years duration.
We accept that courts should consider each of these dimensions whenever a 'sentence' for rape is imposed.
Some US states, such as Hawaii, have far more lenient laws than Texas in such cases and would allow treatment rather than a prison 'sentence' or death penalty.
slander of an official carried an eight-year prison 'sentence'
this bill will only 'sentence' people to look for charity
slander of an official carried an eight-year prison 'sentence'
The first 'sentence' of paragraph 40 is accordingly to be treated as an admission.
You have to 'sentence' on the basis of the indictment.
He received the maximum fine and was given a suspended two-year prison 'sentence' .
The magistrates decided against sending the boy to crown court for a harsher 'sentence' .
He was ordered to complete a remaining eight month 'sentence' for that offence before starting the latest jail term.
Since it does not succeed in expressing a proposition, the liar 'sentence' is neither true nor false and the paradox is avoided.
No Greek police officer has served a custodial 'sentence' for crimes committed while serving.
This distinction allows us to define a logical truth as a 'sentence' that is true no matter what referring expressions occur in it.
It's quite different from English, too, in that it puts the verb at the end of the 'sentence' and uses postpositions instead of prepositions.
deterrent 'sentence'
He was also handed a 10-year concurrent 'sentence' for robbery.
And in cases of that sort, everyone has always agreed that such words can end a 'sentence' .
A death 'sentence' was commuted to life in prison, then cut to ten years.
A slight lift in the voice at the end of a 'sentence' changes statement to question.
her husband is serving a three-year 'sentence' for fraud
To say that a given 'sentence' is logically possible is to say that there is a model that satisfies it.
he received a three-month 'sentence'
But the Supreme Court sympathetically commuted the death 'sentence' to life imprisonment.
to be under 'sentence' of death
He could have received a maximum jail 'sentence' of 81 years for these crimes.
I was about to finish a 'sentence' with a preposition there, something I never do.
he was under 'sentence' of death
Then he has the nerve to put a exclamation mark after the 'sentence' !
her husband is serving a three-year 'sentence' for fraud
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