Sentence examples for In imprisoned from inspiring English sources

Reporters Without Borders has described Turkey as a "world leader in imprisoned journalists" after what it called a witch-hunt launched in the aftermath of the failed coup.

Nick shows up in imprisoned women's cells, a cacophony of cheekbones, sharp suits and cheeky Manc-ness to remind them how bloody long four sexless years locked up with Helga the arsonist in Holloway will really feel.

In August, PM Brown, in a one-on-one meeting with the Ambassador, proposed a deal: that McKinnon plead guilty, make a statement of contrition, but serve any sentence of incarceration in the UK. Brown cited deep public concern that McKinnon, with his medical condition, would commit suicide or suffer injury in imprisoned in a U.S. facility.

Experts in criminal justice suggested several reasons for the decline in imprisoned black drug offenders, including a reduction in racial profiling, a drop in open-air drug sales and a cooling of the crack cocaine trade that devastated urban communities throughout the 1980s and '90s.

Stiffer enforcement of laws against the production and use of methamphetamines, which is generally associated with white drug users, could account for the increase in imprisoned white drug offenders, said Beau Kilmer, a fellow at the RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, Calif.

Isaac and Miria are confronted by plainclothes officers in 1934 in Imprisoned Chapter Alice in Jails.

'I am not interested in imprisoning Mrs. Yates.

It helped them see the role of racial injustice in imprisoning so many black and brown people, she said.

Yousef was captured in Pakistan in 1995, imprisoned in New York City, and held there until his trial.

Much of the existing literature has focused on mortality either in releasee cohorts or in continually imprisoned cohorts.

Montague, Mordaunt, and Stourton (Tresham's brother-in-law) were also imprisoned in the Tower.