Sentence examples for Had incarcerated from inspiring English sources

So how did the Booker get out of the locked room of "readability" into which it had incarcerated itself?

Stopping in Washington, D.C., en route to New York, he brought charges against James H. Birch (referred to as James H. Burch in Northup's narrative), the slave dealer who had incarcerated him.

That opposition majority raised the possibility of the enactment of legislation to release the high-profile critics that Maduro's government had incarcerated as well as the potential of an actual referendum on Maduro's presidency once it reached its halfway point.

It is reasonable to assume, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, that if we had incarcerated "only" 307,276 individuals in the years between 1978 and 2009, the present crime rate -- and the concern about crime -- would be quite different from it is today.

The government of Nepal, in response to the Maoist rebel terrorist threat, has incarcerated 16 journalists.

Cannes week is a handy annual reminder of the gilded cage in which we have incarcerated the ultra famous.

We have incarcerated thousands of enemy combatants in Guantánamo, Iraq, Afghanistan and undisclosed locations with no promise of fair trials.

Russia's authorities, he said, "are not in any way achieving their duties to protect those they have incarcerated".

They "fall below minimum standards of decency owed by a civilized society to those who it has incarcerated," Judge Gilbert S. Merritt wrote for the three-judge Sixth Circuit panel.

Essie Justice Group works mostly with and for women who have incarcerated loved ones.

To fix a system that has incarcerated more people than any other nation in the world.