Sentence examples for confinement issued from inspiring English sources

Anyone who has a few thousand in unpaid fines, and has a warrant of confinement issued against them, is sent straight to prison.

The defense is also seeking correspondence with the Red Cross about their clients' confinement issues.

Then Mr. Gonzalez invoked his right to a jury trial on the confinement issue, which was held in the Bronx in May 1998.

Confinement issues covered are strength reduction factors, strain and stress limits, and design and analysis procedures with consideration given to circular and square columns.

The sanctions ranged from sending patients to solitary confinement to issuing tickets (resulting in a loss of recreation time, delayed parole, etc).: "If you don't get your meds, you get a ticket.

Manning supporters have said that she hadn't told friends or family before her arrest that she wanted to be known as a woman, and in her three years of pre-trial confinement she never issued a definitive statement on her gender transition.

Perhaps this duality is what has enabled the correctional officers' union in New Mexico to soften their stance on releasing inmates from solitary confinement, an issue that usually invites disagreement from prison staff.

Mr. Sigurdsson was arrested in 2010 and temporarily held in solitary confinement while an arrest warrant was issued for Mr. Einarsson.

In 2013, after reports that immigrants were being held in solitary confinement for weeks at a time, ICE issued a new directive on use of segregated housing.

Matthew L. Wald (NYT) WARTIME CONDUCT REVIEWED -- The Justice Department is examining the federal government's treatment of Italian-Americans during World War II and has issued a public appeal for information about wartime confiscations, confinement and other restrictions.

The prosecutors appealed a separate order Judge Block issued in September that Mr. Gotti be released from solitary confinement.