Sentence examples for imprisonment terms from inspiring English sources

His co-accused, the former militia leader Charles Blé Goudé, also pleaded not guilty to the same charges, which carry life imprisonment terms.

The authors questioned whether this was in part due to the shorter imprisonment terms within the New South Wales female prison population compared to those in the United States (Walker et al., 2014).

The charges carried a maximum concurrent imprisonment term of 75 years, but Blazer agreed to become an informant for the FBI and US justice department – and collect evidence implicating other Fifa executives – in return for immunity from prosecution.

Dropping out of the study and the intention-to-treat analysis will occur only because of a) death, b) long-term imprisonment, c) long-term hospitalisation, d) unknown whereabouts with no chance to obtain outcome data, or e) withdrawal of consent for the data to be used for research.

"Otherwise, clearly term of imprisonment and a lengthy term of imprisonment would be appropriate for a case like this".

Those found guilty can face life imprisonment under the terms of the new Modern Slavery Bill.

His French connections meant that he was vulnerable to deportation or imprisonment under the terms of the Alien and Sedition Acts.

We argue for long-term imprisonment".

David Smith (@SmithInAfrica) Nel: "He must realise that long term imprisonment is almost guaranteed..

Imprisonment for a term of up to 90 days may also be imposed.

Prosecutors are seeking life imprisonment, the same term he would have faced had he been convicted of every count.