Sentence examples for no imprisonment from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hamdan, who has said he is about 40, could be sentenced by the panel to anything from no imprisonment to a life term.

The loathsome Beckford was, he says, "as much a martyr as Wilde, and almost certainly a more civilised and interesting man", though Beckford suffered no imprisonment and never wanted for money, unlike poor Wilde, and his books are unreadable.

A statement released by the presidential palace after the telephone call stated that Mr. Karzai had emphasized that any agreement must "respect the Afghan national sovereignty — meaning no imprisonment of Afghans by foreign troops and the transfer of all prisons in foreign force authority and the end to the night operations by the foreign forces".

The House of Commons at once passed resolutions condemning arbitrary taxation and arbitrary imprisonment and then set out its complaints in the Petition of Right, which sought recognition of four principles no taxes without consent of Parliament; no imprisonment without cause; no quartering of soldiers on subjects; no martial law in peacetime.

I was able to match prisoners on a number of variables, randomly assigning half a month in the stockade (the standard punishment up until then) or three hours a day of extra labor but no imprisonment.

Recidivism six month later was 60% higher among those who went to the stockade, and based on that finding the Commanding General changed the standard punishment for first AWOL to extra labor but no imprisonment.

For all its many problems, modern imprisonment no longer implies the medieval notion of "civil death".

That summer, when Pintard and his fellow-inmates celebrated the Fourth of July, they toasted the United States: "May its next revolution no longer find imprisonment for debt & personal slavery, solecisms, in the chapter of American rights & privileges".

Marin the Younger, by contrast, has encountered no war, imprisonment or literary stars; has had no long marriage; and is pleased merely to have increased his freelance rate to $1.50 a word.

"For the dignity of the Constitution and the law, and for no more imprisonment of people for their independent opinions, I would prefer to share with Mr. Liu Xiaobo the same case with the same penalty," wrote Ms. Liu, a blogger better known by her online identity, the Stainless Steel Mouse.

My mother did not kill anyone, and her imprisonment is no longer just nor should it continue to go unquestioned by those with the power to reconsider her sentence.