Sentence examples for imprisonment though from inspiring English sources

Before his imprisonment, though, he backed off, saying he wanted to set several conditions before giving any campaign his blessing.

In short, "the modern logic of the U.S. correctional system can be summed in one word: imprisonment," though, "the new logic becomes a leading force in the very same problem we are trying to solve: crime".

It has the highest crime rate and highest rate of imprisonment (though crime, at least, is falling towards European levels).

He was tried for treason in absentia and sentenced to seven years imprisonment though the maximum penalty could have been death.

Dr. Jerry Wang, a brother of Ms. Ling's mother, said he sent e-mail to Ms. Ling throughout her imprisonment, though he knew she could not respond.

He has been formally charged with intimidating or assaulting flight crew – an offence which by itself carries a maximum sentence of 20 years imprisonment – though the FBI has indicated that additional counts are likely to be brought.

Thus, though imprisonment tends to be associated with higher mortality risk and greater black white differences in mortality, it may, in the short-run, have some paradoxical mortality benefits for young black men.

Most observers say a death sentence is very likely, though life imprisonment remains a theoretical possibility.

The court heard that Adebowale's psychiatric condition had worsened since his imprisonment in February, even though he was deemed fit to stand trial at several stages last year.

When they met for a dinner date, it lasted 20 hours and ended with horrifying accusations of imprisonment, sodomy and torture, though there was little medical evidence to support them.

In fact, a confidential diplomatic cable signed by the American ambassador to Egypt, Margaret Scobey, advised Mrs. Clinton to avoid even mentioning the name of the man, Ayman Nour, even though his imprisonment in 2005 had been condemned worldwide, not least by the Bush administration.