Sentence examples for imprisoned the same from inspiring English sources

Bernard Ntaganda, founder of the social party Imberukari, was imprisoned the same day when candidatures for the presidency of Rwanda had to be registered.

Vern Schillinger (JK Simmons) is a neo-Nazi whose son becomes a drug addict and is imprisoned in the same jail, yet outside his protection.

In 2011 Salman Taseer, the governor of Punjab, was shot dead by one of his elite police guards after calling for the laws to be repealed – the guard is currently imprisoned in the same Rawalpindi jail as Asghar.

But Seif's older brother, Alaa Abdel Fattah, Egypt's most famous blogger-activist, is still imprisoned on the same charge.

Even so, an acculturated Indian "cannot be imprisoned for the same time as a white man," he said.

Although there are few relatives sharing cells, intergenerational incarceration — family members who have ever been imprisoned, in the same or different facilities — is not uncommon around the country.

For most of the 20th century America imprisoned roughly the same proportion of its population as many other countries a hundred people for every 100,000 citizens.

In the summer of 2001, a 28-year-old former North Korean border guard surnamed Kim was imprisoned at the same Chongjin detention camp.

In an interview with NK News, Van der Bijl said he believed he was imprisoned in the same building where the pair were held for a year.

Moreover, Bates explicitly states that his ruling does not apply to detainees who are imprisoned in the same country where they were apprehended.

"In the interests of justice, the identification of an arrestee as the perpetrator of some heinous crime may have the salutary effect of freeing a person wrongfully imprisoned for the same offense," Justice Kennedy wrote.