Sentence examples for indefinite terms from inspiring English sources

The two boys were sentenced to indefinite terms of custody for the murder.

Judges are appointed by the monarch with the consent of the Privy Council and serve indefinite terms unless removed for cause.

As of last year, nearly 900 sex offenders were locked away for indefinite terms, or as the courts put it "from one day to life".

On December 19th Mr Lukashenka, who has changed the constitution to permit indefinite terms, will declare himself the winner of Belarus's presidential election for the fourth time.Yet how long he can hang on to power is not so clear.

Under these regimes, persons either suspected of opposition or considered racially or nationally unfit were summarily arrested and placed under long or indefinite terms of confinement in concentration camps, remote labour colonies, or industrial camps and forced to work, usually under harsh conditions.

The commissioners would be appointed for indefinite terms, and the President's power to remove them would be limited.

Connelly's then boyfriend Stephen Barker and his brother Jason Owen were sentenced to 12 years and an indefinite term with a three year minimum tariff.

He said that this was a bad mark against him, and that he was sentenced to a youth prison for an indefinite term.

In the past two years, human-rights groups and others have filed several lawsuits attempting to force the government to justify the indefinite term of the incarcerations.

On February 24 , 1937 in Special Sessions, Cosey pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to an indefinite term in the Rikers Island workhouse — his first and only conviction in the role of an archeological forger.

On February 24 , 1937 in Special Sessions, Cosey pleaded guilty to petty larceny and was sentenced to an indefinite term in the Rikers Island workhouse his first and only conviction in the role of an archeological forger.