Sentence examples for incarcerated higher from inspiring English sources

In 2014, Aboriginal children are being taken away at sky-rocketing rates, Aboriginal men, women and children are being incarcerated higher than ever before, and suicide rates continue to rise and devastate whole communities.

One recent study of 400 incarcerated high school freshmen in Baltimore found that two-thirds had been suspended at least once in middle school.

They take over vital dams and use them to incarcerate high value prisoners knowing well that such dams cannot be bombed for the fear of flooding the entire region.

While white people use and sell drugs at roughly the same rates as black, Latino and Native Americans, people of color are stopped by police, searched, arrested, prosecuted, convicted and incarcerated at higher rates than white people for drug crimes, according to the Drug Policy Institute.

But black people aren't incarcerated at higher rates than white people because they're committing more crimes.

This could indicate differences in availability of health services based on security level since violent offenders tend to be incarcerated in higher security prisons.

It translates and correlates to young Black and brown men being incarcerated at higher rates than they are being educated in universities.

While the precise manner in which prison populations have been decreased has varied, we are no less secure than when we incarcerated a higher number and percentage of our fellow citizens.

Emboldened, in July Maduro's government incarcerated several high-profile critics.

J.T. Kirksey is currently incarcerated at High Desert State Prison in Indian Springs, Nevada, pending a medical procedure.

On the effects of mandatory minimums, Mr. Paul pointed out that the U.S. incarcerates a higher percentage of its population than any other country, at an annual cost of $80 billion.