Sentence examples for imprisonment it from inspiring English sources

In an earlier statement the general manager of New Zealand Immigration, Steve Stuart, said while Manning had been convicted of a serious offence and sentenced to 35 years' imprisonment, "it was noted that her sentence was commuted by President Obama in January 2017".

Over the course of its imprisonment, it convinced an artificial intelligence called Mendicant Bias to essentially destroy its sanity through logic alone.

Yahoo was eventually forced to settle a lawsuit with Tao's family and that of another journalist whose imprisonment it also aided and its chief executive apologized to both families.

On Sunday, the Folha de S.Paulo newspaper called on both leading candidates to make a commitment to democracy, accusing Bolsonaro of "stimulating paranoias of manipulation" and criticising the Workers' party for its attacks on the justice system for Lula's imprisonment it calls politically motivated.

"Anyone surfing the internet could potentially be at risk of arbitrary detention and imprisonment," it added.

When the state threatens imprisonment, it must be seen to act in an even-handed manner.

Egyptians have returned from jihad abroad to rejoin battle at home.Although the Muslim Brotherhood, in charge of Egypt under President Muhammad Morsi until his fall last July, has been decapitated by mass imprisonments, it has officially called for protests to remain peaceful.

In theory, the program allowed for alternatives to imprisonment, but it didn't require it and the prison population reduction never materialized.

The government over the weekend said that anyone who did not leave the area would be subject to a year's imprisonment, but it did not detail how it would force the protesters to leave.

He warns against what was his initial temptation – ripping it out and binning it: "You can face a massive fine or even imprisonment if it isn't disposed of at a landfill site, or incinerated.

The state may, indeed, make the drinking of one drop of liquor an offense to be punished by imprisonment, but it would be an unheard-of cruelty if it should count the drops in a single glass, and make thereby a thousand offenses, and thus extend the punishment for drinking the single glass of liquor to an imprisonment of almost indefinite duration.