Sentence examples for imprisoned through from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ahern has not been directly accused of any wrongdoing, but prominent members of his party have been disgraced, and even imprisoned, through revelations at the tribunal.
In New York the Occupy Wall Street movement will demonstrate outside the Egyptian mission to the UN, while in Oakland, California, protesters will gather at a local detention facility to highlight the plight of pro-change Egyptian activists imprisoned through military tribunals run by the junta.
He was imprisoned through all of 1834 and remained in Mexico City on bond until July 1835.
When Zamperini and Russel Allen Phillips (the other surviving passenger) washed ashore, they were immediately captured by Japanese sailors and imprisoned through the end of the war.
According to the Committee to Protect Journalists, members of the media who criticize government actions or publish information it does not want public are charged and imprisoned through a variety of anti-terrorism laws.
Not only do they abduct and imprison through forced marriage, terrorize and gang rape.
Fighting arduously to bring an end to the abuses that kept a stranglehold over of his country, he was ultimately imprisoned, and through his imprisonment became a symbol of the struggle against apartheid.
Detainees were squeezed into overcrowded, dirty cells where disease was rampant and medical treatment unavailable, Amnesty said, while those imprisoned suffered torture through methods such as electric shocks, whipping, suspension, burning and rape.
Some of the things that have been imprisoned inside you, through my working process, you let them out.
After all, she's had to live through the poisoning of one son and the abandonment of another, who couldn't even do the Westerosi version of calling back his mom when she was imprisoned and shamed through the streets.
Disease is introduced into the prison population through imprisoned persons who have diseases and did not have adequate health care before incarceration.
