full suspension
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffullandsuspension
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full
adjective
uk/fʊl/us/fʊl/
(of a container or a space) holding or containing as much as possible or ...
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suspension
noun
uk/səˈspen.ʃən/us/səˈspen.ʃən/
the act of stopping something happening, operating, etc. for a period ...
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(Definition offullandsuspensionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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The sentencing power given by the clause differs fromfullsuspensionin several important ways.
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The new sentence differs fromfullsuspensionin several significant aspects.
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These include a reinstatement of thefullsuspensionof all fuel cycle activities.
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Partial suspension differs fromfullsuspensionprecisely because the experience of prison should be sufficient to prevent re-offence.
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His original small-wheeled design notably featuredfullsuspension.
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Fifthly, it fills a gap betweenfullsuspension, which in some cases may represent excessive leniency, and full immediate imprisonment, which may be unnecessary.
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Thirdly, the sentence may be suspended only for its nominal length and not, as in the case offullsuspension, for longer.
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Partial suspension is different fromfullsuspension; the experience of prison gives the offender an extra incentive not to commit another offence during the suspended portion.
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If, on the other hand, they were used in some measure in place offullsuspensionor in place of wholly non-custodial sentences, it would serve to increase that pressure.
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Partial suspension will not apply to sentences of more than two years—the present limit forfullsuspension—so as not to overlap with the requirements of the parole system.
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These bikes are generally eitherfullsuspensionwith 3 to 4 inches of travel, or hardtails, and typically have relatively strong frames.
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In "fullsuspension" the person is completely supported by suspension ropes, cables or chains, and they have no contact with the ground.
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The position of the person's body in afullsuspensionis only limited by their endurance and the skill of the binder.
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