Sentence examples for because of a prison from inspiring English sources

JOHN REID became home secretary because of a prison scandal.

Nationwide, 1 in 8 African-American men is denied the right to vote because of a prison record.

It should not be sacrificed because of a prison places crisis in England.' The Northern Ireland Office confirmed that neither the prison service or the Stormont department in charge of taking over the Maze estate had any idea there were plans to re-open the prison.

You have entire populations that are rendered incapable of getting a legitimate job because of a prison record.

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He was jailed for 13 years, but because of concerns of a prison break from Jersey, he is serving time at Category A Belmarsh Prison in London.

He was jailed for 13 years in 2009 but because of concerns of a prison break from Jersey, he is serving time on mainland Britain.

It even initially nominated Mr. Shater himself, and picked Mr. Morsi only after Mr. Shater was disqualified because of a past prison sentence.

They gave tens of thousands of dollars in political contributions to Democratic lawmakers from the city, and then, when it seemed that Gov. George E. Pataki might scale back the company's contracts because of a shrinking prison population, they turned their attention to him.

In the end, he could not stand because of a suspended prison sentence he was given for wasting police time, after claiming on television that he smothered a dying lover.

For fathers it is more of a prison sentence, because it restricts a male's ability to inseminate lots of females at relatively low cost.