Sentence examples for Once incarcerated from inspiring English sources

Once incarcerated, the prisoner no longer owns his own image and so cannot let anyone else use it.

Once incarcerated, Green again notified officials about his mother's condition.

Once incarcerated, Latinxs face limited economic opportunity, family trauma, turmoil, and deportation -- consequences that do not in any way reflect reasonable punishment for the often minor infractions that occur.

The most poignant part for me is Borger's discussion of how the war criminals got on once incarcerated in Holland.

Table Mountain is visible from the two remnant soccer fields at the former prison, a beautiful and taunting site for those once incarcerated there.

The concept of turning facilities that once incarcerated drug offenders to production plants for newly legalized marijuana is taking root elsewhere.

She who had once been incarcerated in the id did not require Freud to instruct her in its inchoate presence.

Not even two years had passed since his release, and Woods was once again incarcerated in Hagerstown an institution he had come to detest.

"What the reformers never want to talk about is that, in the eighties and nineties, once we incarcerated a lot of people, the crime rate went down dramatically around the country".

with a video camera hidden in a shoulder bag, he set out to document for "60 Minutes" the reform-through-labor camps, in which he had once been incarcerated, and the products that their inmates are now being forced to manufacture for illegal export.

On November 22nd, though again the police were not then aware of it, a German-Jewish youth, Frommer, who for his anti-Hitlerian political views had once been incarcerated in the prison at Saarbrücken, was robbed of 300 francs, murdered by a bullet in the nape of the neck, and buried in the basement of a villa near the famous mansion which Napoleon gave Joséphine at Saint-Cloud.