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Significats de consider for parole en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "consider for parole".
Ús de consider for parole en anglès
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Inmates sentenced to life imprisonment will also not be considered for parole.
The South African
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The law governing who may be considered for parole is complicated.
The South African
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Nadir must serve half of the 10-year term before being considered for parole.
Reuters
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McDaniel will not be considered for parole until 2041, Cooke said.
Reuters
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However, he's been considered for parole for his earlier crimes.
Radio NZ
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A minimum term of 30 years was set before he could be considered for parole.
The Guardian
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Prisoners sentenced before then can be considered for parole after serving about half this time.
The South African
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Instead, the judge ruled that McLoughlin should serve a minimum of 40 years before being considered for parole.
The Guardian
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However he ordered him to spend at least seven years and seven months behind bars before being considered for parole.
Radio NZ
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Without the governor's commutation, she would not have been eligible to be considered for parole until 2055 at the earliest.
Reuters
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The Court of Appeal also ordered that he be held behind bars for at least 20 years before being considered for parole.
Radio NZ
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Shuttleworth was jailed for life in June and was told she will serve at least 18 years before being considered for parole.
The Guardian
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Judge Russell Collins also imposed a minimum term of eight years before he is considered for parole because of his high-risk of re-offending.
Radio NZ
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The man convicted of murdering Soham schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman must serve a minimum of 40 years before being considered for parole.
The Irish Times
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In a nutshell, prisoners sentenced to life after 1 October 2004 can only be considered for parole after 25 years.
The South African
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Wilson will be considered for parole again in October this year and will face trial in November on charges relating to the breach of parole.
Radio NZ