Sentence examples for imprisonment should be from inspiring English sources

Political parties agree that imprisonment should be a punishment of last resort.

Prosecution and possible imprisonment should be reserved for those who make credible threats to kill or maim others, putting their victims in genuine fear for their safety.

In another report, also published on Monday, the committee recommends that any peer sentenced to a term of imprisonment should be deemed to have breached the code of conduct and be considered for sanction by the committee.

The petition reads: "Steven Avery should be exonerated at once by pardon, and the Manitowoc County officials complicit in his two false imprisonments should be held accountable to the highest extent of the US criminal and civil justice systems".

"Steven Avery should be exonerated at once by pardon, and the Manitowoc County officials complicit in his two false imprisonments should be held accountable to the highest extent of the US criminal and civil justice systems," the Change.org petition states, addressing Barack Obama and Mr Walker.

"We recommend that measures to implement the recommendations of the joint committee that the House should lose its powers of imprisonment and should be given a statutory power to fine offenders be included in the draft privileges bill".

Manning's treatment was so beyond the pale, his defense contends, that the charges against him -- including that he "aided the enemy" by his release of documents, which could result in life imprisonment -- should be dismissed.

For these reasons, the imprisonment period should be considered as an opportunity to treat a hard-to-reach population in freedom [ 21– 27].

Almost twenty three years after he killed Chris Hani, Pretoria's High Court ruled this week that Walus, whose death sentence was commuted to a sentence of life imprisonment in 1995, should be released on parole within the next 15 days.

These include an increase in the age of criminal responsibility to 15 years and the stipulation that imprisonment of children should be as a measure of last resort for the shortest possible period.

In schools, bullying and worse forms of violence take a toll in suicides or ruined lives; the community provides scant refuge for thousands of children living on the streets or merely 'hanging out'; and most institutions of detention or imprisonment across ECA should be denounced.