Sentence examples for in confinement for from inspiring English sources

He has a few magic powers, such as resurrecting the dead, but, having languished in confinement for decades on Earth, and finally escaped, he has soaked up the worst of our habits.

Detainees can be held in confinement for punishment for an offence committed while in detention, or for regression; a regime used for the "good order and security" of the prison.

Bradley Manning, the US soldier who has been held in confinement for the past 18 months on suspicion of having leaked a huge trove of state secrets to WikiLeaks, is to go before a military panel on 16 December at the start of the most high-profile prosecution of a whistleblower in a generation.

Mr. Loeb was slashed to death in prison by a former cell mate in 1936, but Mr. Leopold remained in confinement for two more decades, until, in 1958, Mr. Gertz obtained parole for him with the argument that he had been entirely rehabilitated.

Last month Hung Chung-chiu, who was 24, died of heat stroke after being placed in confinement for almost a week and forced to perform a harsh regime of push-ups and jumping jacks in sweltering heat.It was punishment for bringing a mobile phone with a camera on to the base, an act which, with the island thought to be crawling with Chinese spies, is deemed to be a security risk.

He's asking for C$76,000 in general damages and C$10,000 in lost income for the mix-up, which saw him detained by police and placed in confinement for a day because he didn't have a Gabonese entry visa.Mr Bruno claims he booked a flight from Calgary to Kinshasa, via Frankfurt and Brussels, on Lufthansa, but when he landed in Frankfurt he was transported directly to Libreville.

Father Ly was "in solitary confinement for reasons that are not clear," Mr. Cromartie said.

Participants underwent routine screening and check-in tests by Pharma Medica Research Inc. before in-house confinement for pharmacokinetic evaluations at stage 1.

Charles Schwarz is sitting in prison, in solitary confinement, for a crime he may not have committed.

The agency also faced criticism in February for holding a Syrian teenager in solitary confinement for weeks in a Toronto detention centre.

The Birdman of Alcatraz inhabited cell 42 in D-Block in solitary confinement for 6 years.