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Meanings of
prison term
in anglès
portuguès
condenação
català
condemna
espanyol
condena
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The period of time a prisoner is imprisoned.
time
sentence
català
condemna
Usage of
prison term
in anglès
1
Khayre was given a five-and-a-half year
prison
term
,
according to court documents.
2
The charges carry a combined possible maximum
prison
term
of 25 years.
3
The charges could result in a maximum
prison
term
of 14 years.
4
The government has suggested a
prison
term
of up to seven years.
5
The charges against him carry a maximum
prison
term
of 30 years.
6
His eight-year
prison
term
has since been extended by another five years.
7
It is the longest UK
prison
term
handed down for the crime.
8
Judge David Ruth noted the charge normally carried a lengthy
prison
term
.
9
Rajaratnam is serving an 11-year
prison
term
after being convicted last year.
10
He is currently serving the remainder of his
prison
term
from home.
11
He was expected to report on Thursday to begin his
prison
term
.
12
His accomplice, private investigator Glenn Mulcaire, is given a six-month
prison
term
.
13
Two other Alexandria activists were convicted and received a similar
prison
term
.
14
He received a five-year
prison
term
and was paroled after twenty-one months.
15
Prosecutors had pressed for a
prison
term
of one to three years.
16
Cohen is scheduled to begin a three-year
prison
term
on May 6.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
prison
term
prison
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
prison term
portuguès
condenação
català
condemna
espanyol
condena
Prison term
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Prison term
across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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