Sentence examples for imprisonment against from inspiring English sources

A police notice warns of legal action, including imprisonment, against any strikers who continue "disrupting public order".

Nicholas D. Kristof is quite right to denounce threats of imprisonment against American journalists who seek to protect their sources.

Informations under the revenue laws for the forfeiture of goods, seeking no judgment of fine or imprisonment against any person, are not strictly criminal cases, in which the decisions of the circuit court are final, unless a division of opinion is certified; but they are civil actions, of which this court has jurisdiction in error, without regard to the sum or value in dispute.

Calling on the court to impose a sentence of substantial imprisonment against Michael Cohen, the president's former personal attorney, prosecutors in the Southern District of New York stated that Mr. Trump, the Trump Organization and the campaign were all directly involved in an illegal scheme to silence two women who claimed they had affairs with Mr. Trump.

A full bench high court hearing next week to determine the fate of 157 Tamil asylum seekers will no longer go ahead, and lawyers acting for the asylum seekers flagged the possibility of a claim of false imprisonment against the government.

In the case before the court, several Nigerian plaintiffs sued the Shell Oil Co. for allegedly aiding the former Nigerian regime in a 1990s campaign of torture, murder and imprisonment against opponents of oil drilling.

He devised a quantitative index for measuring a nation's quality of life, weighing factors like arbitrary killings and imprisonments against the extent of civil liberties.

e. requests from the local courts in the West Bank to issue civil imprisonment orders against tax defaulters.

A British film director who spent 84 days in a Californian prison, despite having been ordered free on bail, will today file a multi-million dollar wrongful imprisonment claim against the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.

Khadr is in the process of a $20 million wrongful imprisonment lawsuit against the federal government.

Which brings us to a particular event that took place recently, and is now the subject of a civil suit for false imprisonment leveled against the CBSA by the Mohawks of Akwesasne.