Sentence examples for would be imprisonment from inspiring English sources

Penalties for abuse would be imprisonment, even for an errant minister.

The maximum federal penalty would be life imprisonment.

Mr. Headley's maximum sentence would be life imprisonment, he said.

Actually, you don't have the right to do that — that would be false imprisonment and the infliction of grievous bodily harm.

The maximum penalty would be life imprisonment.

Company promoters who issued a prospectus on such a basis would be liable to imprisonment.

Presumably, that would mean that journalists who simply heard something from a source or received documents would be subject to imprisonment.

Further, the disclosure and retention of classified information that relates to the intelligence agencies would be punishable by imprisonment of up to 15 years.

"Any statement, for example, that Tchaikovsky was gay and that his art and life reflects this sexuality and are an inspiration to other gay artists would be punishable by imprisonment," he wrote.

Despite these assurances, previous examples of the treatment meted out to North Korean defectors raises concerns that those deported from Russia would be vulnerable to imprisonment, detention and abuse.

The punishment would be three years imprisonment.