Sentence examples for long term prison from inspiring English sources

In his speech, McEwan criticized Israel for what he termed "the nihilism" of making "a long term prison camp of the Gaza Strip".

It wasn't the White House, it wasn't the State Department, it wasn't father LaVar's so-called people on the ground in China that got his son out of a long term prison sentence — IT WAS ME.

Taking up his ongoing feud with LaVar Ball, the father of LiAngelo Ball, one of three U.C.L.A. basketball players who were arrested for shoplifting while on a trip to China, Donald Trump tweeted, "It wasn't the White House, it wasn't the State Department, it wasn't father LaVar's so-called people on the ground in China that got his son out of a long term prison sentence - IT WAS ME".

The review then excluded those that were not qualitative (n = 2), not evaluating a program (n = 17), not concerned with prison inmates (n = 5) did not extend to community post-release (n = 12 focused on in-prison programs only), or were concerned with a specific group such as young or long term prison inmates (and did not meet the reentry health program criteria) (n = 16).

"It wasn't the White House, it wasn't the State Department, it wasn't father LaVar's so-called people on the ground in China that got his son out of a long term prison sentence – IT WAS ME," Trump tweeted Wednesday morning.

Washington-based security expert and president of Global Security John Pike says short-term detention in already existing facilities would be "sensible tradecraft" and a more likely scenario than a network of specific, long term prisons.

This is good for short-term prisoners, but when you are in long-term prison doing life you complete them within a couple of years, then there is nothing left to do".

Two of the opposition candidates in that election, along with several other dissidents, are serving long-term prison sentences.

One official said they could also be imprisoned indefinitely at a new long-term prison being built at Guantánamo.

The human rights lawyer Mohamed al-Roken is just one of scores of Emiratis serving long-term prison sentences after unfair trials.

Ninety-five of the arrested miners had the threat of long-term prison sentences hanging over them for nearly a year.