element Sentence

element {http://tools.dss-snd.gc.ca/cpsin/ns/gl/1-1-0}Sentence

Type Heirarchy
{http://tools.dss-snd.gc.ca/cpsin/ns/gl/1-1-0}SentenceType (by type)
 {http://tools.dss-snd.gc.ca/cpsin/ns/gl/1-1-0}Sentence
Abstractfalse (This can be used in an instance)
Nillablefalse (Instance values cannot use xsi:nil)
Target Namespacehttp://tools.dss-snd.gc.ca/cpsin/ns/gl/1-1-0
Declared Namespacesxmlns:c=http://tools.dss-snd.gc.ca/cpsin/ns/gl/1-1-0
xmlns:xs=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema


Source

<xs:element name="Sentence" type="c:SentenceType" id="X0017">
    <
xs:annotation>
        <
xs:documentation>
Sentence:
The punishment imposed following conviction.
        
</xs:documentation>
    </
xs:annotation>
    <
xs:key name="KeySentencePart" id="Z0006">
        <
xs:annotation>
            <
xs:documentation>
Sentence Part Key:
Uniquely identifies a Sentence Part across all Sentences in the instance document.
            
</xs:documentation>
        </
xs:annotation>
        <
xs:selector xpath="c:SentencePart"/>
        <
xs:field xpath="@c:SentenceId"/>
        <
xs:field xpath="@c:SentencePartSequenceNumber"/>
    </
xs:key>
    <
xs:keyref name="RefSentencePart" refer="c:KeySentencePart" id="Z0007">
        <
xs:annotation>
            <
xs:documentation>
Sentence Part Key Reference:
Refers to a specific Sentence Part across all Sentences in the instance document in order to form a Sentence Part Relationship.
            
</xs:documentation>
        </
xs:annotation>
        <
xs:selector xpath="c:SentencePart/c:SentencePartRelationship"/>
        <
xs:field xpath="@refSentenceId"/>
        <
xs:field xpath="@refSentencePartSequenceNumber"/>
    </
xs:keyref>
</
xs:element>


Documentation

Sentence:
The punishment imposed following conviction.


element Sentence


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