Sentence examples for respective prison from inspiring English sources

As we chat, it occurs to me that though both of us decry much of what we encountered during our respective prison times, we both appear to have gained a great deal from it.

By Charlayne Hunter-Gault July 17 , 2012The last time I saw Eskinder Nega was in 2006, on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, and what remains etched in my mind is the image of him gently rubbing his pregnant wife's stomach during a rare, brief encounter on a dirt path on the way back to their respective prison cells.

The last time I saw Eskinder Nega was in 2006, on the outskirts of Addis Ababa, and what remains etched in my mind is the image of him gently rubbing his pregnant wife's stomach during a rare, brief encounter on a dirt path on the way back to their respective prison cells.

The Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) has just acquitted general Ante Gotovina, former commander of the Croatian army, and Mladen Markač, former commander of the special forces of the Croatian Interior Ministry after having both previously been found guilty in Trial Chamber I, receiving respective prison sentences of 24 and 19 years.

They will return to their respective prisons to collect their belongings.

After the verdict, Ms. Knox and Mr. Sollecito were returned to their respective prisons but left a short time later.

Respect the prison staff.

In 2000, 120 prisoners at Carandiru prison, Sao Paulo, Brazil, got married to their respective fiancées, setting the record for largest prison wedding.

The disgraced former cabinet minister Chris Huhne and his ex-wife have been freed from prison after serving 62 days of their respective eight-month sentences for perverting the course of justice.

We hypothesize that the effect of the training (d) will be greater when less other interventions take place in the respective setting, that is, effects are bigger in juvenile prisons and out-patient institutions than in in-patient setting clinics.

Acute fear, one might argue, characterized their time in prison as well as the arrival in their respective communities as they did not know what to expect and how they would be perceived by others in this changed political environment.