Sentence examples for imprisonment out from inspiring English sources
Louisiana's experience should be closely studied in California, as that state embarks on its new plan to farm imprisonment out to local officials.As in California last year, federal judges ruled in the 1970s that Louisiana's prisons were so overcrowded that they violated the federal constitution.
A parallel investigation into an alleged military coup plot has resulted in the imprisonment of 1 out of every 10 high-ranking officers.
Mr. Koestler's imprisonment also brought out the contemplative side in his nature.
The cost of prosecution and imprisonment will wipe out any financial savings.
At the week's end, putting my jewellery, watch and proper clothes back on, leaving Trasierra and returning to real life felt like going into imprisonment, not out of it.
The state's imprisonment rate 455 out of every 100,000 people were inside in 2003 is a little below the national average and well behind Texas (702) and Louisiana (801); but it is still several times that of Britain or indeed any other developed country.
Harry: The theme of this series is freedom and imprisonment, born out of Alice, somebody who's been in her own prison for a long period of time.
A Somali journalist was freed after being detained without charge for more than a week for speaking out against the imprisonment of a fellow reporter.
What's more, Dylan was also under fire for not speaking out against the imprisonment of celebrated Chinese artist Ai Weiwei (who was taken away by authorities last Sunday as he waited to board a flight at Beijing airport).
"The Chinese themselves say that Mo Yan is an official of the same rung as a (government) minister," she told Dagens Nyheter, criticising the Chinese author for copying by hand Mao Zedong's speech on how art should serve communism, and for failing to speak out about the imprisonment of the jailed 2010 Nobel peace laureate Liu Xiaobo.
By late 1957, due to the prior expulsion of foreign clergy and the subsequent imprisonment of Chinese clergy, 120 out of 145 dioceses and prefectures apostolic were without ordinaries.
