Sentence examples for imprisonment to go from inspiring English sources

Or him lifting up those hoops of Victorian imprisonment to go under her dress and Hunter's hitherto blank face startled into expression.

He writes that the conditions of Hicks's imprisonment "appeared to go unchallenged by the Australian government".

Manhattan's District Attorney, Robert Morgenthau, won't discuss his reasons for not pursuing the death penalty in the Royster case, but the accused man's history of psychiatric problems undoubtedly figured in the D.A.'s decision to go for life imprisonment without parole.

He was sentenced to 20 years' imprisonment, but in 1979 he was permitted to go to France for medical treatment.

It was not intended to go toward her cost of imprisonment, Ms. Gaffney said.

The consequences of their mother's imprisonment are often disastrous because the children have to go into care.

But scholars have long believed that a bungled investigation resulted in the imprisonment of the innocent and allowed some of those responsible to go free.

Shahini told VICE News that he was planning to go on hunger strike to protest his imprisonment.

His solicitor requested that any punishment should allow Gilbert to go overseas, but Gilbert was sentenced to 28 days imprisonment.

Lawyers say the case, due to go before the courts again in November, could see Griffin landed with a fine or even imprisonment for contempt of court.

Dominated by a lack of consistency and care continuity, the system allows many individuals with mental illness to go untreated, remain unstable, and/or to mentally decompensate, leading to crisis outcomes such as homelessness, hospitalizations, and imprisonment.