Sentence examples for imprisonment block from inspiring English sources

Is the European Union a court?" In a message from her prison cell in Kharkiv, Tymoshenko called on EU leaders not to let her continued imprisonment block the association agreement.

For the crime of opening her cell window, Hnin Se spent her early imprisonment on death row, in a block with condemned women.

All eight were imprisoned to life imprisonment.

They include BitTorrent tracker Demonoid going offline; UKNova removing its torrent links; the closure of Surfthechannel.com and imprisonment of its owner; and court orders forcing ISPs (internet service providers) to block access to The Pirate Bay and Newzbin.

In a disappointing showdown earlier this month, Senate Republicans blocked an effort to reverse one of the most ignominious aspects of last year's Military Commissions Act — the suspension of the right of habeas corpus to block foreign detainees from challenging their imprisonment in federal courts.

Under the portions of S.B. 1070 that the lower federal courts have blocked, it is a crime, subject to imprisonment and a fine, for an "unauthorized alien" to seek work, a "criminalization of work" that has no counterpart in federal law.

But the cornice above their heads suggests the bourgeois imprisonment of a couple glued together by convention yet also blocked by each other.

In the course of an astonishingly undiplomatic debate between Glazyev and Petro Poroshenko, a Ukrainian member of Parliament and businessman, a member of the audience asked Glazyev: "We have chosen Russia in the past over Europe, and where did it take us?" One stumbling block to a deal at Vilnius remains Tymoshenko's continued imprisonment.

Menten was convicted in a second trial and sentenced with 10 years imprisonment and fines; his works eventually ended up back on the auction block to pay off his debts.

United States Senator Mary L. Landrieu, D-La., commented on Senate Republicans blocking consideration of a law to protect journalists from imprisonment for keeping confidential sources' identities.

Judge Marcel Maia Montalvão of Sergipe state is the same judge who in March ordered the imprisonment of a Brazil-based Facebook executive for failing to comply with an attempted block of WhatsApp.