Sentence examples for precise prison from inspiring English sources

The court must set a precise prison term; it is not allowed to impose a life sentence or the death penalty.

While her precise prison term remains unknown, U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz assured critics that Greig's sentence is going to be "significant".

It is ironic, X adds, that Chomsky is muddying the waters at the precise moment when prison conditions in his country are being exposed, for example at the infamous "El Rodeo" facility.

We also meet Miguel, a survivor of five concentration camps, who from memory drew precise layouts of each prison after his release.

While the precise manner in which prison populations have been decreased has varied, we are no less secure than when we incarcerated a higher number and percentage of our fellow citizens.

Mirebrahimi was held in one of these prisons; its precise location remains a mystery to him, because he was driven there blindfolded.

No other inmates were seen at the prison, and its precise location was unclear.

Brady's precise reasons for wanting a prison move remain unclear, but it is thought he might try to starve himself to death, thinking prison governors might be powerless to intervene.

Baniyaghoob estimated that there were about 1,000 male and female prisoners of conscience in Iranian prisons, but stressed that precise figures were not available.

With no precise definition of who belonged there, prison systems began to send people to segregation units who bore little resemblance to the serial killers or terrorists the public imagined filled such prisons.

No one knows the precise number of veterans already in prison.