Sentence examples for certain imprisonment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Domeny, a 24-year-old subway motorman who was divorced, agonized over leaving his 4-year-old son, Gabor, and his year-old daughter, Brigitte, and he was terrified that the border guards would check his papers and return him to Hungary, where he faced certain imprisonment.

Instead, Manning, Assange and Hammond have all been subjected to unfair character assassination, resulting in ignominious imprisonment for Manning and Hammond, and the continued detention of Assange in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he remains isolated due to the knowledge that leaving will mean almost certain imprisonment in the United States.

His alternative was to face arrest and certain imprisonment, for being gay.

As Communist victory becomes inevitable and the U.S. readies to withdraw, some Americans begin to consider the certain imprisonment and possible death of their South Vietnamese allies, co-workers and friends.

Particularly given their historic insight, knowing what fascist regimes are capable of, are these people truly so heroic that they are willing to face almost certain imprisonment if not outright death in Trump's America?

If I were an illegal immigrant (fortunately, I'm a U.S. citizen), I'd be in danger of being deported to Zimbabwe -- where I know no one, and where I could expect government hostility and almost certain imprisonment.

Normally, an Ethiopian facing deportation and certain life imprisonment at home could hope to find free legal representation within the network of lawyers affiliated with immigrant rights organizations.

Sentencing guidelines gave judges two options for juveniles 15 and older charged with certain crimes: imprisonment in a juvenile facility with mandatory release at 21, or mandatory life in prison without parole.

Abroad, the Russian government is less successful at fixing its image, especially amid the terrible PR it is getting for the highly criticised adoption ban – the latest in a string of numerous, legislated human rights violations, such as the prohibition of "homosexual propaganda" in certain cities, the imprisonment of artists, and a recently established registry of "forbidden internet sites".

She would face certain arrest and imprisonment were she to return home.

Another commented that Bernstein "deserved" to die, but wasn't certain if life imprisonment was worth it. .