Sentences with phrase «imprisonment seems»

Alternatives to imprisonment seem acceptable in these circumstances.

Not exact matches

With holiness, Faulkner's «past» might yet become a source of liberation, rather than the imprisonment it now often seems to be.

18), and Paul's companions in travel seem to have continued his work when he himself was isolated by imprisonment at Caesarea and Rome.

The imprisonment of the Baptist seems to have been for Jesus a second sign, a command to begin his own ministry.

A free throw's very freedom can seem like psychological imprisonment — especially during the NCAA tournament, when laying it all on the line takes on outsized importance, and the charity stripe is often anything but charitable

Geoffrey Canada comes from the Harlem streets, raised by a single mother who wanted to make sure her sons excelled even though the options for young Black men in poverty seem limited to imprisonment or death.

Greenberg says New Yorkers don't seem to be that interested in the process, they just want to see an end result, a crack down on rampant corruption that's led to multiple arrests, indictments, and imprisonments of state lawmakers in recent years.

Between social stigmas, poor support networks, and a lack of mental health awareness, it can seem like an impossibility to break the cycle of crime and imprisonment.

Yes, the structure of the original is there, and even some of the visuals seem to be a bit mirrored — particularly in the early scenes of Josh Brolin's character's imprisonment — but once it gets rolling, Lee seems to be making his own impression on the story.

Christopher Lee and Cate Blanchett return, briefly, for a psychedelic scene of mortal combat with the ring wraiths that doesn't seem to have much to do with anything (although it is clearly supposed to be important), and Gandalf (Ian McKellan) returns from imprisonment to the field of battle.

His boxing trainer is Gordon Sinclair (played by the reliably intense Peter Mullan), who took Clayton under his wing following his father's imprisonment, and helped him to avoid falling into the world of crime and violence that seems particularly prevalent in this area of London.

Some people don't relish the idea of using a crate because it seems like imprisonment.

Crate training may seem cool because it resembles imprisonment.

The alleged conduct included no violence but it seemed to us clear that the accused if found guilty would likely be sentenced to a term of imprisonment.

Following the recent highly public conviction and imprisonment of the Newcastle United and England player Joey Barton, and press reports that Newcastle may pay him in full during his term of incarceration, it seems appropriate to examine some of the issues that may arise in the context of employment law.

It now seems that Europe is finally catching up, which is for the better, as the legal consequences of export violation are severe; it is a crime, penalties can be levied, arrests are possible, and there are personal consequences for people that intentionally violate rules (get fired, imprisonment etc.).

Legislation regarding mandatory imprisonment in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, which leads in many cases to imposition of punishments that are disproportionate to the seriousness of the crimes committed and would seem to be inconsistent with the strategies adopted by the State party to reduce the over-representation of indigenous persons in the criminal justice system, raises serious issues of compliance with various articles of the Covenant.

As a result, the criminal justice system seems like a revolving door of re-arrest, imprisonment, release to community and re-arrest.