commutation

The commutation came a day before he was to die.

If you believe in the commutation process, it's the best case I've ever seen.

Between 1925 and 1965, 57 commutations were granted out of 268 cases.

By the use of the commutation relations the second line follows from the first.

It will provide means of faster commutation for the city residents.

Here again, half of the energy is dissipated during the commutation.

Ross is told there has been no commutation of his execution.

The commutation reduced each man's prison sentence to 30 months.

My commutation ticket came back to me with a dark stain from his hand.

But it's still a partial commutation of the death penalty.

I've granted a few commutations, subject to your approval, of course.

This can be used to simplify the complex commutation problem.

In 1984, the international community applauded the commutation of their death sentence.

"A number" of commutations have fallen under that category, he said.

He later worked in the oil business after being released from prison as a result of a presidential commutation.

The guidelines ask that commutation be "consistent with public safety."

The commutation cell is the basic structure in power electronics.

From the commutation relations the possible eigenvalues can be found.

The commutation issue quickly became a part of the debate over furloughs last year.

By how much commutation accelerated is still a matter of fierce debate.

This was forbidden; indeed, at first the Church opposed any form of commutation.

Both commutations were granted long after I left office.

On January 10, 2009, the outgoing governor announced the commutation.

Because of its commutation problem and complex control keep it from being broadly utilized in industry.

But would justice have been better served by commutation?