Sentence examples for incarcerated alongside from inspiring English sources
Minorities make up a disproportionate share: about one in every 15 African American men are incarcerated, alongside one in 36 Latino males.
Her convictions, sentences and detention in Omdurman women's prison while heavily pregnant and with her toddler son incarcerated alongside her caused international outrage.
The Bahrain Center for Human Rights, a rights group founded by her father, has complained about Ms. Khawaja's conditions in prison, noting that she has been incarcerated alongside people infected with hepatitis A and B, and has not received a vaccination.
A subsequent shooter, John Bean, a sadly disabled juvenile (the odious Victorian term "hunchback" was inevitably used to describe him), undertook an even less impressive potshot at the queen with the stated purpose of being incarcerated alongside Oxford in the asylum, where, as he fondly thought, he would enjoy comforts denied him in London's cruel streets.
He was incarcerated alongside Kuntrell Jackson, the petitioner in Jackson v. Hobbs.
A young person can spend five long years incarcerated alongside adults before they are old enough to buy a beer.
Dones was one of three formerly incarcerated women cast alongside actresses and activists to perform this past Wednesday at Taconic Correctional Facility, the medium-security women's prison across the street from Bedford.
That friendship went on to see James narrowly avoid being incarcerated at Black Beach Prison alongside the infamous mercenary army led by Simon Mann in the attempted coup in Equatorial Guinea in 2004.
Indeed, after some 200 years of psychiatry, alongside work such as Michel Foucault's which showed us how we "incarcerated disturbing people in diagnoses and institutions", we know a great deal more about madness than we do about what sanity might look like.
Mr. Porter remains incarcerated.
The two are incarcerated.
