Sentence examples for expected to be jailed from inspiring English sources

A further 110 young offenders are expected to be jailed each year under the measure.

Harris, known as "the Boy from Bassendean", is expected to be jailed when he is sentenced in London on Friday.

Tran Thi Lua told Radio Free Asia last month she expected to be jailed for four years for her role in organising the trip and buying the boat.

A Goldman Sachs banker is expected to be jailed over the leaking of confidential information from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the investment banker's former employer.

Ovenden had fully expected to be jailed for his crimes, and in an interview with the Guardian the day before he was sentenced compared himself to Oscar Wilde.

If he refuses to testify once again, as he has said he will, Anderson is expected to be jailed for contempt of court for the duration of the trial.

Offenders could expect to be jailed if they breached the terms of their sentences.

The Guardian spoke to one of the five, who issued words of warning for the flotilla participants, saying they should expect to be jailed if they turned up without documentation.

America's attorney-general, Eric Holder, says that Americans seeking to emulate Mr Hammami can expect to be jailed at home or to die on the battlefield in Somalia.But the constant circulation of Somali-Americans back to Somalia to visit family or conduct business makes it hard for American intelligence to track would-be jihadists.

Judge Mr Justice Morris told Kerrell, of Whitton, near Knighton, can expect to be jailed for life when sentenced, which is expected to be next week.

His lawyer, Li Fangping, said Hu denied the charge of inciting the subversion of state power but said he expected him to be jailed for five years when the sentence is handed down as early as next week.