Sentence examples for less custody from inspiring English sources

If the police really had been coming for him as he sat on his porch on the night he describes, it's easy to imagine that he would not now have a position with The Times, much less custody of his girls.

Conditions at detention centers have improved, the group said, and migrants who are caught crossing Mexico spend less time in custody pending their repatriation.

Women are appalled that though they berated their husbands for not changing their fair share of diapers, they, mothers superior, could end up with less than full custody.

Reta, who, with his diminutive stature and oblong head, was known as Bart, after Bart Simpson, joined at sixteen and was in custody less than a year later.

This standoff with his opponents reached a new peak on Tuesday when Ukraine's prosecutor general's office, which reports directly to Mr. Kuchma, took Ms. Timoshenko into custody less than a month after she had been fired from her post as deputy prime minister.

Individuals released on recognizance and those with no charges filed spent significantly less time in custody and saved considerable bed space for the jurisdiction.

He was arrested in November 2005, and was released from custody less than a month later.

They continued working together to ensure that 10 American sailors were released from Iranian custody less than 24 hours after inadvertently crossing into Iran's territorial waters.

The study was ethically approved by the regional ethics committee (Ref 09/H0706/28) and patients gave written informed consent to participate unless they met the following exclusion criteria; age 18 years or less, in state custody, carrying a blood borne infection, having a photosensitive skin disorder, or pregnancy.

In all probability, Arias would be moved to the less-restrictive "close custody" within two years, and to medium custody within five years of that, Toersbijns said.

Most are in custody for less than a year.