Sentence examples for may be jail from inspiring English sources

Every pleasure has its price, and for two horny Chinese youth who decided to film themselves humping in a Uniqlo changing room, that price may be jail.

Under Mongolian law, the removal of fossils is a crime; violators may be jailed and fined.

Drug buyers may be undercover police officers; promises to pay may be broken (these are criminals, after all); trusted contacts may be jailed and rivals get shopped.

Witnesses who are held in contempt after refusing to testify may be jailed until the completion of a grand jury term, often months.

A mother who allowed her grieving son to take time off school after the death of his father may be jailed.

That explains why Ms. Miller, who conducted interviews for an article but did not write one, may be jailed if her appeal fails.

Conservation laws are growing fiercer, especially in America, where businessfolk who break them may be jailed even if they did not know their wood was illegally sourced.DNA tests face two problems.

It found both men guilty of conspiring to cheat, and convicted Mr Butt of the more serious count of conspiracy to accept corrupt payments, for which he may be jailed.

I am an Angolan investigative journalist, and this week I may be jailed for a book I wrote in 2011 exposing human rights abuses in Angola's diamond-rich areas of the Lundas.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi may be jailed for three to five years if found guilty of breaking the terms of her house arrest by allowing an American intruder to stay at her home after he swam there on May 4.

At that level, drivers may be jailed for 15 days, stripped of their licence for six months and fined 2,000 yuan ($294).A two-month campaign has been launched, linked to grand celebrations planned to mark the 60th anniversary on October 1st of the founding of the People's Republic of China.