prison term造句

She expected to get off with a light prison term

When the prison term was read out, the victim in the court applauded.

Cutting down a cactus may earn you a twenty-five-year prison term.

Chile's sentencing laws are fairly lenient-most first-time offenders do not receive a prison term.

The prison term would be adjusted to reflect the time he has been detained.

A prisoner's rights to a patent or copyright obtained during a prison term are protected by law.

He was sentenced to thirty-six months' imprisonment and merged with the prison term he had served during the burglary.

An Iran appellate court Teheran mayor which suspension bandy-legged its prison term from five years is reduced is two years.

A day earlier he had criticised the 14-year prison term handed to Mikhail Khodorkovsky, a former oil tycoon who had been convicted of stealing oil.

Mr Nacchio was sentenced to a six-year prison term (though he remains free on bond) for insider-trading while chief executive of Qwest Communications.

The judge says she would have thrown the book at Kiriakou and given him a prison term as many as ten years, but his plea deal with the government tied her hands.

People close to major shareholders said that in the absence of a prison term - and with continuing support from the French government - Ms Lagarde would probably be able to stay in her position.

Since then, however, longer prison terms more than new prison sentences have fueled the prison population expansion.

Other defendants face actual prison terms.

Dissent can result in harassment and long prison terms.