Sentence examples for imprisoned up from inspiring English sources

For possessing pangolin meat, they can be imprisoned up to six years and fined, Villena said.

According to the tribunal's rules, a person charged or indicted for contempt of court can be imprisoned up to seven years or fined up to $90,000.

If you willfully copy or distribute by electronic or other means a work with a retail value of $1,000 but less than $2,500, you could be imprisoned up to one year and/or fined.

According to this section, an offender can be imprisoned up to a year, or be fined an amount decided by the court, and in some case it could be both.

To put the ridiculousness of the penalty in Sections 69 and 69B of the IT Act provision in perspective, an Intelligence Bureau officer who spills national secrets may be imprisoned up to three years.

Nine years later, the Rajasthan High Court has determined that Santhara is punishable as attempted suicide, for which someone can be imprisoned up to a year.

To some in the agriculture industry, Trump's pledge to deport or imprison up to 3 million undocumented immigrants who are currently living in the U.S. and "have criminal records" — a campaign promise he reiterated on "60 Minutes" on Sunday — could spell disaster for the farming workforce, which relies heavily on immigrant labor.

Under Paul Keating's Labor government, detention centres started being built in remote regions where refugees were to be detained – effectively imprisoned – for up to 273 days without judicial review.

I want to remind you of the history of artist who have been murdered, slaughtered, imprisoned, chopped up, refused entrance.

Mir Hossein!" Outside the stadium, the chants evoking the names of the imprisoned rose, up and over the official prayers being offered inside.

Those convicted of failing to register can be fined up to $250,000, imprisoned for up to five years, or both.