Sentence examples for restricted house from inspiring English sources

The federal government has no centralized office that tracks defendants who ask for and are granted highly restricted house arrest, but, as it turns out, most do have vast resources.

Among other things, the bill raised the age of consent to 16 from 14, imposed minimum mandatory sentence for crimes involving firearms, instituted a "three-strikes-and-you're-out" (also known as a "reverse onus sentencing") for habitual offenders, and restricted "house arrest" policies for serious offenders.

Time spent in restricted housing can be reduced with good behavior just as jail sentences can be reduced with good behavior.

Poorer people do not benefit; indeed, they may suffer to the extent that restricted housing supply pushes up private sector rents (and, for the very poorest, housing benefits have been squeezed).This fits in to a much broader theme; the effect of monetary policy on inequality and the sense that Wall Street has done better than Main Street in its response to the crisis.

Llanos said the city is not "attributing [the jump] to a specific reason" but added the soaring rents and restricted housing stock have created a housing crisis.

Very small differences in mechanical conditions, especially in the early stages of healing (e.g., restricted housing or mobility), can produce statistically significant differences in both rate and patterns of repair.

The Welsh Language Society (WLS), for example, thinks that there should be laws to restrict house sales in Welsh-speaking communities and to compel private businesses in Wales to fall into line with public bodies and conduct their business in both Welsh and English.Such calls are viewed with alarm by Rhodri Morgan, first minister of the Welsh Assembly.

Mr. Becker, 74, who helped pioneer age-restricted housing in the early 1960's, said the new crop of adult developments was selling more than just houses.

To meet demand, we should encourage high-density development, but homeowners fought to restrict housing supply when house prices were increasing.

Leng warns that a bid to restrict housing registers to people in the most acute need could also lead to councils shedding useful data.

Larry Durry is a New Jersey farmer, and as any farmer would, he opposed a plan to restrict housing developments here in his town.