Sentence examples for unless imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Angela Merkel is planning to boycott next month's Euro 2012 football tournament in Ukraine unless imprisoned opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko is released, according to newspaper reports.

U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and the Friends of Burma -- a ministerial group of key nations at the U.N. -- recently announced that the elections won't be credible unless imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is released.

"You're not hurt by it unless you imprison yourself, unless you stop going out on the streets.

Slavery was abolished, unless you are imprisoned, think I'm bullshitting, read the 13th amendment".

There can be no blinking the fact that the right of an accused to conduct his own defense seems to cut against the grain of this Court's decisions holding that the Constitution requires that no accused can be convicted and imprisoned unless he has been accorded the right to the assistance of counsel.

A central aspect of human liberty that has taken centuries to win is that no person shall be imprisoned unless he or she is charged and tried".

That said, most people don't get caught, most are never fined that amount or imprisoned unless they are selling them.

Hundreds of Kurdish political activists remain in jail on charges of supporting terrorism, and the only pro-Kurdish party in Parliament has refused to take part in debates unless some of its imprisoned but elected members are released to take their seats.

In Ontario at that time, a defendant found not guilty under these terms remained imprisoned indefinitely unless an order for his release came from the province's Executive Council, acting on the advice of a Review Board including a Supreme Court Judge.

You aren't going to find many Democrats whose hearts' desire shifts seamlessly from anti-Wall Street crusader Elizabeth Warren to anti-Elizabeth Warren crusader Michael Bloomberg, unless you're somehow imprisoned with them in their homes on the Upper West Side or, maybe, Tribeca.

The N.B.A. and N.H.L. are providing a trickle of post-playoff news, mostly of the depressing variety, unless you enjoy stories about imprisoned referees and bankruptcy courts.