Sentence examples for return to imprisonment from inspiring English sources

But like the Brotherhood's leaders, he said its members had had no choice but to continue the fight as best they could, or face a return to imprisonment and torture.

They are subject to imprisonment without charges.

This group was not exposed to imprisonment during pregnancy.

Each evening at nine, a siren told black people to return to the townships or face imprisonment.

The British mother who allegedly abandoned her three-month-old son in Portugal risks imprisonment should she return to the Algarve, Portuguese police said.

Anyone motivated by solidarity or ideology to violently remove a foreign head of state risks arrest and a very long term of imprisonment when they return to UK.

If I return to Sudan, I face long-term imprisonment or possibly death for my political views".

It takes serious courage to choose to return to her homeland to face further imprisonment... and before she does, she is coming to Colorado!

Getting sick or not being able to work due to childcare responsibilities, or even worse, being arrested and subsequently deported would have significant negative economic consequences for migrants and for their families, in addition to the emotional trauma caused by imprisonment and an involuntary return to the country of origin.

Perhaps the most telling illustration of the allure this country has for the Fujianese is the number of Golden Venture passengers who endured the voyage, imprisonment, and deportation, only to return to the United States.

Tommen yelled at Cersei and cried over Margaery's imprisonment, while Myrcella refused to return to King's Landing since she's determined to marry Tyrstane Martell.