Sentence examples for imprisonment more from inspiring English sources

TORA, Egypt — In a few days' time, I will complete 365 days of imprisonment, more than half spent in solitary confinement and under severe limitations in the maximum-security Scorpion wing of Tora prison in Cairo.

Anna Walentynowicz, a crane worker whose firing at a Gdansk shipyard in 1980 touched off the labor protest that gave birth to Solidarity, was awarded $23,000 for her imprisonment more than two decades ago.

Naji was a vocal critic of the Egyptian government and at the time of his imprisonment more than 600 Egyptian authors signed a statement supporting Naji while voicing their alarm at the crackdown on freedom of expression.

For their current term of imprisonment, more Indigenous offenders (64%%) than non-Indigenous offenders (50%%) had committed offences categorised as violent.

To find out what makes imprisonment more transmissible among blacks than whites, Lum and her colleagues turned to the world of infectious disease, repurposing a computer simulation used in epidemiology to predict how an epidemic of imprisonment might develop.

Voluntary manslaughter would have made life imprisonment more likely.

They also say imprisonment is more expensive than treatment.

Investing in prevention and treatment instead of imprisonment is more likely to shrink the prison population.

Persons convicted of offenses against the United States or by courts-martial punishable by imprisonment for more than one year may be confined in any United States penitentiary.

Three senior officers were convicted in 2012 and sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment, and more than 300 other officers received lighter sentences.

One of the most spectacular and successful campaigns in Gandhi's nonviolent war against the British Raj, it resulted in the imprisonment of more than 60,000 people.