Sentence examples for imprisoned having from inspiring English sources

In 1957 Reich was imprisoned, having been accused of peddling his orgone boxes as a cure for cancer.

He is currently imprisoned, having been sentenced to lifelong hard labour for abuses of power by the Rajoelina administration.

Landhurst's managing directors were found guilty of corruption and imprisoned, having accepted bribes for further loans to Middlebridge.

Note: Reporting an injection site infection in previous year was not associated with: having been imprisoned; having had an overdose; injecting amphetamines; washing hands before injection; injecting into arms; using vitamin c/ascorbic acid, lemon juice or vinegar to dissolve drugs; ever having had voluntary-confidential test for HIV; and uptake of hepatitis B vaccine.

The majority of the refugees thus imprisoned have been Muslim.

Anyone imprisoned had "violated laws and regulations," he said.

Öcalan, who remains imprisoned, has published many pamphlets.

The brazenness of militia leaders, including those recently arrested or imprisoned, has been notable.

He noted that the number of women imprisoned has increased 74% in the past 15 years.

But oddly, within this shrinking group the number of very young children being imprisoned has gone up dramatically.

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