Sentence examples for issues of imprisonment from inspiring English sources

I only wish his party was more enthusiastically behind him, not least on the issues of imprisonment and detention of asylum seekers.

If the home secretary could base her argument for denouncing the human rights convention on the strength of the Abu Qatada case — which Theresa May won — you'd expect Chris Grayling to argue even more strongly for pulling out of Strasbourg over the issue of life imprisonment for brutal murderers, an iconic issue on which the justice secretary has decisively lost.

First is the issue of life imprisonment.

She helped overturn a sentence of imprisonment and flogging issued against a blind woman who was raped and then charged with zina.

Her story also illuminates a complex domestic issue: the link between high rates of imprisonment among African-Americans and high rates of H.I.V. and AIDS.

Richards explains, "This round [of exhibitions] use art to engage issues of police brutality, immigration, and imprisonment.

Every time foreign leaders meet with the Chinese, they should raise the issue of Mr. Liu's imprisonment.

John Kerry, the US secretary of state, raised the issue of Afridi's imprisonment when visiting Islamabad in July.

Rodman also raised the issue of Bae's imprisonment in an appeal to Kim issued through Twitter: "I'm calling on the Supreme Leader of North Korea, or as I call him 'Kim,' to do me a solid and cut Kenneth Bae loose".

According to a Reuters report Sunday, the U.S.'s Ambassador for International Religious Freedom, Sam Brownback, raised the issue of Robinson's imprisonment with Britain's ambassador to the U.S. The agency later reported that Brownback's intervention followed lobbying by figures connected to the right-wing website Breitbart.

In March 571, however, he inaugurated a policy of persecution and issued a lengthy antimonophysitic creed that all clergy were required to sign under penalty of imprisonment.