Investigations into the origin of the quote revealed that the full sentence imparted a subtly different meaning.
Too often those jailed for knife attacks are allowed out under early release and do not serve their full sentence.
Pell says that Powerset's understanding of language means his search engine can actually reward users' full-sentence queries with more relevant, meaningful results than they get from the big search engines now.
Safka repeated his claim, however, that Ask.com users ask full-sentence questions three times as often as users of other search engines, saying that the Lexico acquisition is designed to tap into that.
If one testifies for the prosecution against the other (defects) and the other remains silent (cooperates), the defector goes free and the silent accomplice receives the full one-year sentence.
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His previous sentence was served in full and thus the department of corrections had no claim on his person.
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Although he was pardoned by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for making a full disclosure, Nofemela had his death sentence converted to life imprisonment for murdering the farmer.
It was a two-sentence pitch, with an attached document full of details and Baydin is one of my favorite companies to work with, even to this day.
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Under the law, members of the paramilitary forces who took part in the demobilization process and gave a full confession of their crimes would receive a maximum sentence of eight years.
Such a deal with the SFO would likely entail a jail sentence of at least several years, although Mr. Hayes probably wouldn't have to serve the full term, the lawyers said.
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