Sentence examples for larger imprisonment from inspiring English sources

As all poetry does to some degree, Waldron's work exhibits order, but he seems especially interested in order when it becomes an end in itself – when it denies any obligations to, or any sense of being founded in, the larger reality it might normally be held to serve, and yet proves subject to a larger imprisonment to which its existence contributes.

But large scale imprisonment is primarily a western concept and donors can be tempted to build prisons similar to those in their own countries.

Her book, Marked: Race, Crime, and Finding Work in an Era of Mass Incarceration (University of Chicago, 2007), investigates the racial and economic consequences of large scale imprisonment for contemporary U.S. labor markets.

Failure to comply with the requirements and restrictions contained in these new laws expose Principal Investigators to large fines and imprisonment of up to ten years.

But the data show that crime rates fell more slowly in those places on average than they did in states with the largest declines in imprisonment.

Barack Obama admits to having tried cocaine and marijuana but has overseen the largest increase in imprisonment for drug possession in the country's history.

This is an important story, and one that might bring more eyes to Spike – and to the larger issue of wrongful imprisonment of young men - even as the network undergoes significant changes.

The order means that if the activists were to repeat or carry out the threat, they would be in contempt of court and potentially face a large fine or even imprisonment.

Ms Fleming said allowing a dog to attack sheep could have serious penalties, including large fines and even imprisonment for dog owners or those in control of a dog.

Missouri was a border state with sharply divided loyalties among its citizenry, resulting in the imposition of stern controls from the Union government, including the imprisonment of large number of Missouri militiamen.

Failure to do this could lead in a large fine or even imprisonment.