Phrases with «possible imprisonment»

"Possible imprisonment" means that there is a chance you could be sent to jail or prison as a punishment for a certain action or crime you have committed. Full definition

Sentences with «possible imprisonment»

  • Criminal charges not only carry the possibility of serious consequences for an individual's near future, such as possible imprisonment and fines, but also numerous long - term consequences. (texasdefender.com)
  • Without work to occupy his time, shunned by many former friends and all the time living under the shadow of possible imprisonment and the complete destruction of his reputation, it is unsurprising that — like others in his position — Mr Warr contemplated killing himself. (barristerblogger.com)
  • Pending federal legislation, spurred in part by the abuse crisis at USA Gymnastics, would require anyone working under the jurisdiction of a national governing body to report suspected abuse or face a fine and possible imprisonment. (usatoday.com)
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