Possessives

• year: He imposed a sentence of fifteen years ' penal servitude.

Converse of object

• indenture: Many were only forced into indentured servitude, laboring in apple orchards for large landowners.

• abolish: S. 1(1 ) abolished penal servitude and replaced it with imprisonment.

• enforce: We also raise awareness on the subjects of child labor and enforced domestic servitude of children and many other issues.

• impose: Hitlerism imposes servitude not only on the body but on the mind and even on the spirit.

• include: These include domestic servitude, sexual exploitation and benefit fraud.

Preposition: for

• life: The Act replaced the death penalty for abortion by penal servitude for life.

• year: This was commuted to penal servitude for ten years.

• offense: The three men who made this ill-starred attempt to escape were all doing long terms of penal servitude for serious offenses.

Adjective modifier

• penal: Penal servitude will only be like waiting for her at a wayside station.

• involuntary: But you are not in involuntary servitude to the powers of the commonplace and the terrible domination of the everyday.

• perpetual: A dependant economy designed to reduce the indigenous population to perpetual servitude soon developed.

• domestic: Caroline Herschel was rescued by William from a life of domestic servitude under her mother in Hanover.

• such: But now such servitude is being imposed under the program of Jubilee 2000.

• voluntary: Based on the writings of Foucault on voluntary servitude.

Modifies a noun

• right: This case had involved a land-locked piece of ground in connection with which there had been a servitude right of access.

• sentence: How is it possible to have respect for just punishment if this scandalous penal servitude sentence is correct?