Should it be acceptable to earn money from the grubby business of imprisoning asylum seekers while at the same time backing glittering artistic works?
The regime responded by imprisoning dozens of alleged organisers.
Most worryingly, the commission raises the possibility that imprisoning adolescents may significantly increase the probability that they will commit violent and abusive sexual offences in future.
Was he beginning to feel the weight of his phenomenon imprisoning him all over again?
In New York, where Mirren's performance was recently declared a triumph, the New York Times critic, Ben Brantley, said: "Queen Elizabeth, you see, is one of us, or as much as she can be given her extraordinary upbringing and imprisoning public role.
The militias were notorious for their harshness, often imprisoning people they disapproved of.
Lack of money also explains why Republicans in South Carolina are considering a halt to imprisoning non-violent drug offenders.
Mr Erdogan has spent much of the past year horrifying liberal supporters with threats to revive the death penalty, raining insults on the "corpse loving" BDP (a pro-Kurdish party), vowing to crush the rebels through military might, and imprisoning hundreds of Kurdish politicians and activists on the thinnest of charges.
This explains why Mr Arafat is being "isolated" and the army is systematically destroying the regime, imprisoning its policemen, commandeering its ministries and confiscating their documents.
RESTRICTIONS on religious freedom do not necessarily involve draconian actions like imprisoning pastors, flogging alleged "blasphemers" or bulldozing places of worship.
Mr Putin's penchant for suppressing rogue television channels, imprisoning enemies, manipulating elections and generally increasing the Kremlin's grip has fuelled dire warnings about a relapse into autocracy.In this section Who, me?
