As of last year, nearly 900 sex offenders were locked away for indefinite terms, or as the courts put it "from one day to life".
The commissioners would be appointed for indefinite terms, and the President's power to remove them would be limited.
He said that this was a bad mark against him, and that he was sentenced to a youth prison for an indefinite term.
Cosey was committed to the Hart Island workhouse for an indefinite term, and from there, during the twelfth month of his imprisonment, he addressed an appeal to the chairman of the Parole Commission, John C. Maher, which is one of the few known examples of his natural handwriting.
In 2010, Petry re-enlisted in the U.S. Army for an indefinite term of service.
A professional deposit banker (argentarius, coactor argentarius, or later nummularius) received and held deposits for a fixed or indefinite term, and lent money to third parties.
If you get an indefinite term for your lease, your landlord has almost no way to kick you out so long as you are paying your rent.
For this reason, a prisoner sentenced to an indefinite term may have an unknown or incompletely determined mental health status.
By definition, these contracts are characterized by an indefinite term and it is moreover very costly for firms to terminate them.
Was there any justification for sentencing the widow of the martyred President Lincoln to an indefinite term in an insane asylum?
