Examples of 'commuted his sentence' in a sentence
Meaning of "commuted his sentence"
When a person's prison sentence is reduced or changed to a less severe punishment, such as from life in prison to a set number of years. It is often done by a court or government official
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commuted his sentence
Truman commuted his sentence to life in prison.
President Obama rightly commuted his sentence.
I commuted his sentence to dinner for two.
The Governor commuted his sentence.
Following intense international pressure, the Government commuted his sentence.
So you commuted his sentence.
But following global outcry, a panel of judges commuted his sentence in February.
King Albert commuted his sentence to life imprisonment.
Al-Ajami was released from prison in March 2016 after a royal pardon commuted his sentence.
President Truman commuted his sentence to life imprisonment.
No, what? The Governor commuted his sentence.
The Tsar commuted his sentence to four years in Siberia.
Do not worry about Bill . I commuted his sentence to dinner for two.
So you commuted his sentence like the president commuted yours?
In September 2014 the Supreme Court commuted his sentence to life imprisonment.
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President Obama commuted his sentence in January, and he was finally released in May.
In 1979, President Jimmy Carter commuted his sentence and Collazo was released.
Catherine later commuted his sentence to Siberian exile.
And Bush commuted his sentence.
And Obama commuted his sentence.
A judge agreed and commuted his sentence to 10 years, which he had already served.
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