Sentence examples for further imprisonment from inspiring English sources

Having fled to Belgium, he was sentenced in absentia to further imprisonment.

Mr. Sang, the father with the 45-day-old son, said the police had threatened him with further imprisonment.

His lawyers claimed any further imprisonment could leave him facing death because of his fragile mental health.

As a senator, Mr. Menem, 82, is shielded from further imprisonment and may appeal the conviction before the Supreme Court.

In 1686, to escape fines and further imprisonment, he fled to Boston, where he established a successful bookstore and coffeehouse with his son Vavasour.

"GUIDED by the principles of humanity, I decree: To pardon Mikhail Borisovich Khodorkovsky, born in 1963 in Moscow, and to free him from further imprisonment.

After further imprisonments and releases, she was seized on March 10 , 1586 during a raid on her home.

Further imprisonments came at London in 1654, Launceston in 1656, Lancaster in 1660, Leicester in 1662, Lancaster again and Scarborough in 1664 66 and Worcester in 1673 75.

Given the costs of their commitment it is remarkable that so many of those children – Thabo Mbeki springs to mind, as well as the large Sisulu clan – involved themselves in the struggle that caused them further loss, imprisonment, torture and exile.

There has been some movement on this issue at the federal level, and Congress has been mulling a variety of criminal justice initiatives that could further reduce imprisonment rates.

These are men who cannot be returned to their home countries because of fears that they will face torture, or further arbitrary imprisonment, on their return, although Fried is also responsible for trying to broker a deal with Yemen, whose nationals make up around 40percentt of the remaining 225 prisoners.