Sentence examples for year of confinement from inspiring English sources

The maximum penalty he could receive in a special court-martial is one year of confinement, a reduction in grade, a forfeiture of pay and a fine.

During his first year of confinement there was sporadic fighting between his supporters and those of the shogunate, and in 1333 decisive events, marked by much treachery and violence, took place.

Under a proceeding known as a special court-martial, the maximum penalties he could receive would be one year of confinement, a reduction in grade, a forfeiture of pay for 12 months and a fine.

Unlike Miss Suu Kyi, who was confined to house arrest during her many years of confinement, and protected to a degree by her status as the daughter of the country's independence hero, General Aung San, Win Tin endured the worst that the generals could dish out.

The "sole relief" she was asking for was release after six years of confinement.

Through years of confinement and dull menial labor, he stood strong and proud.

Reading, and writing, became a lifeline for educated women during their years of confinement.

If he is convicted of destroying the Girolamini, he could face an additional twelve years of confinement.

He stood nearly six feet tall and was muscular, though his legs had atrophied after years of confinement.

Four years of confinement, of curfews, of surveillance, of rote fear — four years is a long time to feel the walls closing in.

On Feb. 11, 1990 -- 20 years ago this Thursday -- Nelson Mandela walked through the gates of a South African prison after 27 years of confinement.