Sentence examples for rigorous imprisonment for from inspiring English sources

Ms. Singh also said that the law should assure that a life sentence cannot be commuted and actually results in rigorous imprisonment for life.

On October 3rd a court sentenced Lalu Prasad Yadav, once Bihar's chief minister, to five years of "rigorous imprisonment" for his part in stealing farmers' funds in the 1990s.

Former Prime Minister P. V. Narasimha Rao, 79, was sentenced to three years of "rigorous" imprisonment for his role in bribing members of Parliament to vote for his government in a 1993 no-confidence measure.

Chidambaram Pillai and rewarding him with rigorous imprisonment for having dared to display enterprise (Padmanabhan, 2001).

Periyar was fined 1,000 Rupees and sentenced to one year of rigorous imprisonment for inciting "women to disobey the law" (he was released within six months on 22 May 1939 citing medical grounds) and Annadurai was jailed for four months.

He was separately sentenced to 30 months rigorous imprisonment over irregularities in military procurements.

If convicted, Major Bhatnagar could get 14 years of "rigorous imprisonment," and a lifetime's disgrace.

During to-day's proceedings the Court read out a report received from the Bulgarian Government of three sentences imposed on Dimitroff in his absence, one of death by strangling, another of fifteen years' rigorous imprisonment, both of which were annulled by amnesties, and the third sentence of fifteen years' rigorous imprisonment which he would still have to serve if he returned to Bulgaria.

Arvind Singh, joint secretary of the bar association in Ranchi, said Yadav would serve five years of "rigorous imprisonment".

In October, judge Ambepitiya sentenced a father who sexually abused his own daughters to 36 years rigorous imprisonment.

Karunanidhi was sentenced to ten weeks of rigorous imprisonment.