Sentence examples for imprisoned persons from inspiring English sources

In London, a world-famous opera singer met with organizers to discuss how arts education benefits displaced and imprisoned persons, putting music at the forefront of work for social change.

The high number of imprisoned persons, extremely overcrowded conditions, inadequate ventilation, and poor general health of inmates facilitate the spread of tuberculosis.

Disease is introduced into the prison population through imprisoned persons who have diseases and did not have adequate health care before incarceration.

Mr. Morales and Mr. Montalvo are relatively lucky because New York is one of the 14 states with laws allowing an unjustly imprisoned person to sue the government.

Peter Cosandey, a former Zurich prosecutor specialising in international criminal cooperation, said: "In most cases, the imprisoned person has to remain in detention for the whole process".

But in the wilderness, God's people settle for living the Gospel in very ordinary, yet sacred ways: advocating for one immigrant at a time, helping one refugee family at a time, working to free a wrongly imprisoned person, one at a time.

[ 28] This is to be interpreted so as to "extend the widest possible protection against abuses, whether physical or mental, including the holding of a detained or imprisoned person in conditions which deprive him, temporarily or permanently of the use of any of his natural senses, such as sight or hearing, or of his awareness of place and the passing of time".

We imprison persons without trial and torture them.

Lawyers working on behalf of the Uighurs argue that Robertson's decision effectively "proclaims an Executive with unchecked power... to seize and perpetually imprison persons from around the globe". "The prospect of innocent men detained indefinitely, and of an Executive wielding powers beyond those granted to it by the Constitution... is simply intolerable," they wrote.

The FBI imprisoned a person from that mosque because he didn't actively shut the undercover FBI agent down.

In 1977, that body condemned the Soviets for intolerable misuses of psychiatry, including imprisoning healthy persons in mental institutions and deliberately inflicting physical and mental pain on inmates.