Sentence examples for later imprisonment from inspiring English sources

His capture and later imprisonment on charges of murder, hostage-taking and terrorism appears to have had little effect on the war, now in its fourth year.

He added: "Instead, this defendant, with other members of her family, was devastated by the arrest and later imprisonment of her brothers for serious terrorist offences.

In the film's early scenes, we watch Solomon stroll around his home town of Saratoga with his wife and children, and, Ejiofor moves with a gentle confidence that makes his later imprisonment seem not just inhuman, but illogical".

Benbow instigated the trial and later imprisonment or execution of a number of the captains involved, though he did not live to see these results.

We know that children who end up in the care of local authorities are more vulnerable to mental health problems and later imprisonment.

Cashmore was sentenced to life imprisonment – later raised to death by firing squad – after he was caught with 6.5kg of crystal meth in his luggage at Jakarta airport in 2011.

Last year, Qatar even sentenced a poet critical of autocracies to life imprisonment, later commuted to 15 years.

The court added it needed to be established whether the 1948 ruling, a death sentence changed to life imprisonment later, could be valid in Hungary.