Sentence examples for are apprehended that from inspiring English sources

"We need a free-standing stalking law but we also need to ensure that when these people are apprehended that there's some form of psychiatric or psychological treatment for them, otherwise we're not dealing with the root cause.

More than 27,000 minors or adults traveling in family units also were apprehended; that was a 150% increase.

When he was apprehended, that was a surprise to me because I thought the FBI had given him a free pass and he would never be apprehended.

Moreover, by evaluating the results, it is apprehended that by adding pairing to the structure even in same number of inserts the thermal resistance reduced significantly.

Having rather assumed from the way he was apprehended that the "drunk" must have been a dangerous criminal, I found it hard not to agree with them.

"Federal immigration law provides that if someone is here illegally and is apprehended, that they should be sent back to their home country".

It adds immeasurably to the richness and diversity of how life is apprehended that not everyone sees the world in the same way.

It was not until the Hamas Iraq cell was apprehended that the U.S. discovered that the cell had been subcontracted by the JRTN, which was responsible for planning, financing, and facilitating the attack.

He was apprehended that night and spent the next three years behind bars, trying unsuccessfully to win asylum on the ground he had been persecuted for resisting China's one-child policy.

And there is here no deprivation of property without due process of law within the meaning of the 14th Amendment, even if it be apprehended that the defendant city may, at some future time, impose a tax in violation of its duty under the laws of the state.

Nor need it be apprehended that the construction of the eleventh amendment, applied in this case, will in anywise embarrass or obstruct the execution of the laws of the United States, in cases where officers of a state are guilty of acting in violation of them under color of its authority.