"imprisonment time" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the amount of time a person is serving a prison sentence. For example, "The judge sentenced him to five years of imprisonment time."
By one account, his first 45 movies had him getting hanged or electrocuted eight times, sentenced to life imprisonment nine times, and cut down by bullets a dozen times.
Guidelines indicate a minimum of 15 years imprisonment, minus time already served.
Today, Mr. Peterson said that Mr. Clinton and Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright had been raising the issue of Mr. Pope's "unfair imprisonment" "each time they meet with a Russian official".
The CapItal of Iran Has a Burger Joint Dedicated to an IRA Hunger Striker.
This is a rate of imprisonment 10 times higher than Canada's non-Indigenous population, according to Maclean's, and has led criminologists to refer to Canada's prisons as the "new residential schools".
Re-arrested in September 1999, he was again sentenced to life imprisonment again, this time for his trafficking in babies and children, a sentence he was allowed to serve in one of his houses because of his age.
Why, after countless years of government-sanctioned offshore imprisonment, has the time come to speak back?
Some 20 of the sentenced prisoners went on hunger strike in protest against their imprisonment and the time taken by the supreme court to examine their appeals.
The failed coup resulted in Hitler's imprisonment, during which time he wrote his memoir, Mein Kampf (My Struggle).
The alternative, as the Catholic Church faced for many years, is the potential for stagnancy and imprisonment by the "time capsule" mentality.
