Sentence examples for make the imprisonment from inspiring English sources

An indictment of Bonds without Anderson's testimony could make the imprisonment appear unjustified.

We will seek the support of the business community to make the rate of imprisonment commensurate with the crimes that are allegedly committed.

"He was punished because of his sexuality and had to make the humiliating choice between imprisonment or chemical castration.

This might get the business a bad name and also make the businessman liable for imprisonment and bail.

At a high school in Queens recently, he spoke of how setbacks make the man: polio for F.D.R., imprisonment for Mandela.

Mr. Pinault does not collect art with any particular theme in mind, Ms. Bourgeois said, but there were enough pieces in his collection that had something to do with confinement or imprisonment to make the connection.

Andrews said Barrett's arrest and imprisonment did not make the ordeal end.

"The man who from the bronze of the image of the 'Pleasure that liveth for a moment'," Oscar Wilde wrote from the depth of his imprisonment, "has to make the image of the 'Sorrow that abideth forever.'" That is exactly what Mr. McQueen did, using the fabrics of the momentary pleasure of beauty-set-adrift to sew himself, in his case, a noose of sorrow.

Its report builds on research published last year which claimed the public may support reforming the penalty for murder to make life imprisonment the maximum sentence rather than mandatory.

He said the court had consistently made the prospect of "actual imprisonment," and not the "mere threat of imprisonment," the point at which counsel must be provided.

But his imprisonment made the cause more personal.