Examples of using Prison sentences in English and their translations into Hebrew
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French President Emmanuel Macron followed through on a campaign promise to eliminate mandatory prison sentences for minor cannabis possession.
Poland watered down the legislation, removing the prison sentences.
they were still given prison sentences for not renouncing their faith.
Poland watered down the legislation, scrapping the prison sentences.
Poland watered down the law, removing the prison sentences.
Without prison sentences of many years in prison that will be imposed by the courts, we will not be able to create the necessary deterrence,
The police arrested some of the leaders of the pogrom and the courts sentenced them to prison sentences ranging from two weeks to two months,
Without prison sentences of many years in prison that will be imposed by the courts, we will not be able to create the necessary deterrence,
including prison sentences.
The film concludes by citing statistics which show that certain first-time non-violent drug offenders receive longer prison sentences on average than those convicted of rape or manslaughter.
Of the 21 defendants arraigned, two were acquitted, the other 19 were found guilty on at least one count of their indictments and received prison sentences ranging from three years to 25 years.
with penalties for noncompliance including hefty fines and prison sentences.
Reject or substantially revise proposed legislation dealing with irregular border-crossing to remove provisions mandating immediate returns of migrants to Egypt and for mandatory minimum prison sentences for migrants who cannot be immediately returned.
In addition, because China's criminal law was modified in 2015, this designation makes Falun Gong more susceptible to lengthier prison sentences, including up to life imprisonment.
be removed for receiving prison sentences of one year or more.
The legislation imposes prison sentences of up to three years for mentioning the term“Polish death camps” and for suggesting“publicly and against the facts” that the Polish nation or state was complicit in Nazi Germany's crimes.
An Iranian court has handed down prison sentences ranging from 22 to 30 months to students from Amir Kabir University students,
In 2018, some practitioners who were targeted in mass arrests in previous years received prison sentences, while others are still awaiting verdicts
For example, in January and February 2017, Jordanian activists convicted of belonging to ISIS and of disseminating its ideas received longer prison sentences than were previously given for the same offenses.
Three members ultimately pleaded guilty and received prison sentences of 18- 22 years.[1].