Sentence examples for an indefinite sentence from inspiring English sources

For all these offenses, Kikutani was given an "indefinite sentence" in jail.

Gordon-Jones, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, who also suffers from depression and epilepsy, is serving an indefinite sentence at Send prison, Surrey.

In her years in prison, Cathy, who was given an indefinite sentence, has attested to the folly of her radical ways and renounced violence.

As he waits to help an older prisoner, too unwell to leave his cell, a man in his 50s on an indefinite sentence for sex offences, says: "It's worse to be in prison in your 80s.

Gordon-Jones is serving an indefinite sentence for arson and has a doctorate in English literature; she has been outspoken about the importance of allowing prisoners the right to read.

The right to a fair trial before an indefinite sentence of imprisonment - which is what the government proposes to abolish - is far more important than democracy and long predates it.

You were calm with your two sentences and in so many words, you gave your ex an indefinite time out.

Another often discussed theme was the distinction between modalities per se and per accidens which was based on the idea that the modal status of a temporally indefinite sentence may be changeable or not; for example, 'You have not been in Paris' may begin to be impossible, whereas 'You either have or have not been in Paris' may not.

Problem is, the courts decided that Hambrook was not legitimately transgendered, and was sentenced to an indefinite jail sentence for being a dangerous offender.

Earlier this month, Peter Thomas, aged 21, was given an indefinite jail sentence after beating Lisa Voice, the mother of his former girlfriend, so severely that she needed 11 operations.

On Tuesday, he criticised a policy announcement from the Coalition which would see criminals convicted of repeat killings or serious sex offences given an indefinite jail sentence, taking that discretion away from judges.