Sentence examples for imprisonment that from inspiring English sources

Dr. Darwish described a long imprisonment that included torture, an experience echoed by several physicians interviewed for this article.

Mein Kampf was written by Hitler during a period of imprisonment that followed the failed putsch in 1923.

The judiciary should have the responsibility of weighing the goals of sentencing to find the length of imprisonment that is just and appropriate for individual offenders.

We were all being held under what is called 'rigorous imprisonment': that meant we were being punished, and we had to work".

Sentences are determined by the police, and defendants have scant chance to appeal imprisonment that can last up to four years.

As Wright tells it, behind the promise of self-help lay extortion, intimidation and a kind of imprisonment that makes one think of Soviet history.

When Mary, pursued by the Confederate Lords, fled Scotland in 1568, she began an imprisonment that lasted 18 years until her death.

Most were guilty, including convictions for endangering the welfare of a child and unlawful imprisonment that could add a few years to his sentence.

Considering the restrictions – ranging from bans to imprisonment – that regularly shackle the nation's film-makers, it's astonishing just how vibrant and varied Iranian cinema continues to be.

O'Brien said that another forty cases were long-term kidnappings or imprisonments that proved far more difficult to resolve.

Even if one assumes that all are receiving payments at the 25-year imprisonment rate, that adds up to $36 million.