From slavery through segregation, he points out, blacks were physically confined, first held against their will on plantations and then relegated to black communities.
After our arrest, all 14 of us were booked and confined to holding cells.
Even if the economy regains its footing, administration economic policy will largely be confined to holding ground against Republican cuts.
The GMC inquiry, which was the longest it had ever held, confined its investigation after legal advice to two sample operations and the children who died during or soon after them.
However, while institutions of confinement are held over from a previous time, the practice of confining the mad constitutes a break with the past.
Six constructs were held under confined conditions in a locating stage with an inner and outer wall.
If the suit is successful, she said, holding horses and burros in confined settings — whether ecosanctuaries or holding pens — would stop.
For me, due to an undiagnosed congenital heart defect (CHD) and tongue tie, breastfeeding my first child felt like a sentence to spend weeks confined to a chair, holding a crying baby, dazed and clueless.
Trying to pass for boys, a half-dozen of them have been rounded up and confined to a makeshift holding pen on a ramp outside the stadium walls.
Unfortunately, the same holds true for confined youth in the juvenile justice system in New Jersey.
