Sentence examples for subsequent imprisonment from inspiring English sources

Sharon Patrick helped her build the company as chief executive, and Susan Lyne helped it survive her indictment and subsequent imprisonment.

She demanded that the network pay $100 million in punitive and remedial damages for its role in Mr Fahmy's conviction and subsequent imprisonment.

The narrative of my experiences in Afghanistan, my eventual rebellion against the government and military over the betrayal of British soldiers and Afghans alike, and my subsequent imprisonment were recorded in my book Soldier Box.

She cites the contagious diseases acts of 19th-century Britain, which allowed the state to round up prostitutes and women judged to be promiscuous for mandatory VD testing and subsequent imprisonment.

For five consecutive days students have defied a ban on street protests and have gathered in cities across the country to demand justice over the deaths during Wednesday's march and the subsequent imprisonment of students.

Although the absurd show trial and subsequent imprisonment of three al-Jazeera English correspondents generated global headlines earlier this year, many other victims of the state's crackdown on free speech have gone largely unreported.

Amnesty International previously called the arrests and subsequent imprisonments a "ferocious attack on media freedom" and lamented that journalists were "being branded 'terrorists' simply for doing their jobs".

Personal Justice Denied, the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (CWRIC)'s 467-page report on Japanese American incarceration, concluded that EO9066 and the subsequent unjust imprisonment of around 120,000 citizens and their families were the result of "race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership".

The story could not be more topical, with this account of Aung San Suu Kyi's rise to prominence and subsequent house imprisonment providing a palatable primer for the events unfolding in Burma.

In 1968 a group of citizens burned the records of the local draft board in protest against the Vietnam War and became known as the Catonsville Nine; their subsequent trial, imprisonment, and parole received worldwide publicity.

War broke out, ending in Robert's defeat at Tinchebrai and his subsequent life imprisonment.