Sentence examples for lead to imprisonment from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, it can lead to imprisonment.

The North Koreans face even greater danger; exposure could lead to imprisonment — or death.

Violations of these laws can lead to imprisonment and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines.

As with Asbos, breach of an injunction can lead to imprisonment.

"This is a country where merely expressing your opinion can lead to imprisonment and brutal corporal punishment.

MANILA — The Supreme Court of the Philippines suspended a new Internet law on Tuesday that critics had said could lead to imprisonment for sharing posts on social media.

Their service with the Nationalists led to imprisonment, persecution and often death in the years after the 1949 Communist revolution.

But until 1987, when Molby suffered a foot injury that hampered his progress at Liverpool and sent him on a downward spiral that led to imprisonment for drink-driving, a better latter-day comparison would be Steven Gerrard.

You may remember the ruckus that was raised when Yahoo complied to Chinese authorities and gave up personal account information that ultimately led to imprisonment of a political dissident back in 2007.

Their doctrine of political neutrality and their refusal to serve in the military has led to imprisonment of members who refused conscription during World War II and at other times where national service has been compulsory.

Failure to comply with these steps often leads to imprisonment, and in extreme cases, death.