How Minimum Sentences Benefit Offenders—The Case of Suspended Sentences

"Linguistic" sentences and "real" sentences

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GSK China gets record fine and top executives suspended sentences.

GlaxoSmithKline’s China operation has been fined ¥3bn (£299m; €379m; $488m) after being found guilty of bribery by the Changsha Intermediate People’s Court in Hunan province. In the closed door trial, which concluded on 19 September, five executives of GSKChina Investment Company were also given suspended jail sentences of between two and four years. The former manager, Mark Reilly, was given a...

Clustering Sentences - Making Sense of Synonymous Sentences

Some Sentences on Our Consciousness of Sentences

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Extraction of Simple Sentences from Mixed Sentences for Building Korean Case Frames

A large number of simple sentences are needed to construct practical Case frames automatically. Until now, most studies have assumed that there are already extensive training data (especially here simple sentences) and linguistic information for their work. However, this is not true at least of Korean. Furthermore, Korean syntactic structures are significantly different from those of English. S...