Sentence examples for imprisonment of which from inspiring English sources

In 2012 he was sentenced to five years' imprisonment (of which he served half; he is currently out on licence) for the rape of a young woman in a hotel room in the Welsh town of Rhyl.

Plea bargain A note from a senior police officer said: "In terms of the plea agreement it was agreed that he would be sentenced to 25 years imprisonment of which seven years would be suspended conditionally for five years in return he will make a full disclosure of his participation in the crime and agree to testify against Shrien Dewani".

Ahmad Montazeri was sentenced to 21 years of imprisonment, of which 15 years were suspended.

In 1973, Iskandar was convicted of assault and was sentenced to six months imprisonment, of which Salleh Abas served as the public prosecutor hearing the case.

Paul returns to Australia after the death of Helen and is sentenced to seven years' imprisonment, of which he serves three.

He felt obliged to refuse these directions, and as a result was sentenced in June 1943 to three months' imprisonment, of which he served two months before his early release for good behaviour.

A corollary question I guess is: Why were you charged with the many Atomic Energy Act counts for which the penalty is life imprisonment, all of which the executive branch has now moved to dismiss and which I just dismissed?

"A corollary question, I guess, is, Why were you charged with the many Atomic Energy Act counts for which the penalty is life imprisonment, all of which the executive branch has now moved to dismiss and which I just dismissed?" The judge blamed Clinton administration decision makers, saying, "I was induced" to jail Dr. Lee before his trial.

That state court found that because a suspended sentence may be revoked if a defendant fails to adhere to the conditions of probation, it amounted to a "term of imprisonment" for which, under the United States Supreme Court's precedents, the appointment of a lawyer is a constitutional prerequisite.

Arriving at an island, Prospero proceeded to make good use of his magic by freeing the sprite Ariel from the torment of imprisonment to which Ariel had been subjected for refusing to carry out the wicked behests of the sorceress Sycorax.

Borch was sentenced to nine years imprisonment, the first of which will be in a young offender's institution and the following eight in jail.