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SENTENCES - translation to arabic
BOOK OF THEOLOGY
Book of Sentences; Books of Sentences; Sentences of Peter Lombard; The Four Books of Sentences; Four Books of Sentences; Sentences commentary; Commentary on the Sentences; Libri Quatuor Sententiarum; Libri Quattuor Sententiarum; Sententiarum libri quatuor; The Book of Sentences; Sententiae in quattor libris; Liber Sententiarum; The Sentences
SENTENCES
ألاسم
قَضَاء ; قَضًى
الفعل
حَكَمَ عَلَى ; قَضَى
آخرى
كَلَام
sentence
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Sentance; Sentence (disambiguation); Sentense; Sentential; Sentences (disambiguation)
N
حكم (قضائى ) بعقوبة = العقوبة نفسها جملة
VT
حكم على الجملة
حكم (قضائى ) بعقوبة = العقوبة نفسها جملة
VT
حكم على الجملة
SENTENCE
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Sentance; Sentence (disambiguation); Sentense; Sentential; Sentences (disambiguation)
ألاسم
قَضَاء ; قَضًى
الفعل
حَكَمَ عَلَى ; قَضَى
آخرى
كَلَام
Definition
back-to-back life sentences
n. slang for consecutive life terms imposed by a judge when there were two crimes committed by the defendant, both of which can result in punishment of a life term, such as two murders, or a murder and a rape involving aggravated assault. The purpose of making the sentences subsequent ("back-to-back") and not "concurrent" (served at the same time) is to lessen the chance of parole, since if parole were permissible after 25 years, the defendant would then begin the second "life" sentence and would wait another 25 years for a parole hearing.
Wikipedia
Sentences
The Four Books of Sentences (Libri Quattuor Sententiarumcode: lat promoted to code: la ) is a book of theology written by Peter Lombard in the 12th century. It is a compendium of theology, written around 1150.
Examples of use of SENTENCES
1. There will also be new sentences that combine community service and prison sentences.
2. Five have received death sentences and many others have received long sentences.
3. As a result, sentences handed out to date total over 100 years plus three life sentences.
4. They demanded better conditions and the reduction of life sentences to 12–year terms and changes to other sentences.
5. The men all served provisional sentences upon their return to France that counted toward their new sentences.