A history of imprisonment remained the strongest predictor of poor perinatal outcomes, reflecting the relative health disadvantage experienced by this population of women.
Soon after his imprisonment, Tom penned a strong commentary on the public debate about the treatment of black Union soldiers captured by Confederates in a letter to a friend.
Imprisonment itself is a strong indicator of socioeconomic disadvantage: two-thirds (67%) of women in the 2009 NSW Inmate Health Survey were unemployed in the 6 months before their imprisonment, and 44% had been unemployed for five years or longer [ 6].
We have listed ISIL and other terrorist organisations under our criminal code, there are strong penalties including imprisonment of up to 25 years for a range of terrorist offences.
After a year's imprisonment in 1916 for a strong antiwar speech, Maxton became a paid organizer for the ILP and in 1922 was elected to Parliament as a representative of the Bridgeton division of Glasgow, a position he held until his death.
Diversion programs, which identify effective alternatives to imprisonment for some people, have a strong track record of success around the country.
Her time inside may have been relatively short, but it would have been long enough to give her a strong flavour of what imprisonment means for a woman in modern Britain.
Section 13 of the Philippine Bill of Rights states: "All persons, except those charged with offenses punishable by reclusion perpetua (life imprisonment) when evidence of guilt is strong, shall, before conviction, be bailable......
This also lends strong support to the conclusion that imprisonment was not necessary to deter Gall from engaging in future criminal conduct or to protect the public from his future criminal acts.
April 17 , 1928near Hue, Indochina September 16 , 2002Rome, Italy François Xavier Cardinal Nguyen Van Thuan, (born April 17 , 1928 Phu Cam, French Indochina died Sept. 16, 2002, Rome, Italy), Vietnamese Roman Catholic prelate who, maintained his strong faith during 13 years of imprisonment in his homeland.
