Sentence examples for imprisoned for having from inspiring English sources

In February 2017, Mihoub was imprisoned for having sexually assaulted the 12-year-old daughter of Knoll's live-in carer.

It already is in the US, where pregnant women can be imprisoned for having babies with foetal alcohol syndrome (FAS).

At the end of the war, in April 1939, Camacho was imprisoned for having volunteered for the republican army.

When he went to the police to report that he had been forced into slave labour, he was arrested and imprisoned for having no papers.

Today, they suddenly re-emerged when the country's president pardoned a young woman imprisoned for having failed to tell the police what she knew about the killer's intentions.

He told the meeting: "Anyone who has been imprisoned has been imprisoned for having circumvented laws or having perpetrated violent activities".

Activists say that more than 100 people imprisoned for possession have had their sentences commuted.

Mr. Njoku is not the first individual who has been imprisoned for what has arguably been a bank's mistake.

The American clergyman – who has been imprisoned for 600 days – has led a congregation in Turkey for years.

Mr. Romankow said that investigators were still trying to determine precisely how long the men, who had been imprisoned for "several weeks," had been in those cells in the secure part of the jail.

We have questions about why Mr Manning has been imprisoned for 17 months without yet having had his day in court.