Sentence examples for should have imprisonment from inspiring English sources

He added: "They should have imprisonment and heavy fines".

Thousands of supporters argued that her death sentence should have been commuted to life imprisonment.

She rejected the suggestion that the Greenpeace protesters should have taken greater care following the imprisonment of the Pussy Riot activists.

Mr. Nash had been mentally ill for decades, dating back at least to his imprisonment in Connecticut, which should have kept him off death row, Mr. Phalen said.

But Brian Young, 63, the co-owner of Hilda's Coffee Shop and a former marine, said that Mr. Lindh "should have have received nothing less than life imprisonment".

His case represents the core issue of what kind of role the nation's courts should have, if any, in reviewing the government's imprisonment of someone charged with something akin to a war crime.

It also was prodding California to come up with smarter, more cost-effective and more humane imprisonment policies — something state officials should have done on their own a long time ago.

This unnecessary imprisonment of people who, under Malawi's own laws, should have the opportunity for bail, has led to severe overcrowding in prisons.

The judiciary should have the responsibility of weighing the goals of sentencing to find the length of imprisonment that is just and appropriate for individual offenders.

What seems to me to be more important is to question the whole concept of privatisation being applied to prisons and imprisonment, and re-examine whether a basic responsibility of the state should have become subject to private interest.

But while for some "fairness" meant that Budanov should have been pardoned, for others it meant that he should have been sentenced to life imprisonment.