Sentence examples for hold convicted from inspiring English sources

Our prisons still hold convicted terrorists, such as those tied to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, who have never cooperated with authorities.

In 1995 and 2000, he wrote to The Times to advocate holding convicted criminals up to public humiliation.

Gove's review is being led by Ian Acheson, a former prison governor and a senior Home Office official, who is understood to be actively considering recommending a separatist solution and holding convicted Islamist terrorists in one jail.

The smaller facility holds convicts serving sentences of up to six years.

Several prisons built by central government during that period held convicts awaiting transportation, most notably Millbank (built in 1816), and also Parkhurst (1838), Pentonville (1842), Portland (1848), Portsmouth (1850) and Chatham (1856).

Some supporters of the plan worry that certain counties may lack secure facilities to hold juveniles convicted of arson, robbery and other serious crimes and the therapeutic knowhow to succeed with these young people.

They wanted the president to announce that he would try the long-held detainees in federal courts, then hold those convicted and release those acquitted or unable to stand trial because torture tainted the evidence against them.

Any of the current dispersal prisons could be designated to hold all convicted Islamist terrorists and converted to create a segregated terrorist unit or "jail within a jail" within their perimeter.

Consider this: It costs $78,000 to hold a convicted terrorist in the most secure federal prison in the United States, Supermax in Colorado.

The riot is the latest in a string of recent uprisings at lucrative federally contracted private prison facilities known as Criminal Alien Requirement prisons (CARs), which mainly hold immigrants convicted of unauthorized entry or reentry into the United States.

59% of detainees are awaiting trial and are held with convicted prisoners, in violation of Brazilian law.