Sentence examples for incarcerated in the first from inspiring English sources

Both Harper and Strangio emphasized that one of the biggest challenges facing transgender inmates is that they are disproportionately incarcerated in the first place.

"The systemic failure to address the health care needs of those incarcerated on Rikers Island a population challenged by mental health and medical issues so severe that many shouldn't be incarcerated in the first place exacerbates the culture of brutality that plagues Rikers Island," she said in a statement.

We need to do better for people we incarcerate -- especially those with mental health disabilities who we shouldn't be incarcerating in the first place.

Churchill sent one to extract Mitford and his nephew; Carrington's Irish nanny arrived by such a means of transport at the lunatic asylum in Santander where the artist was incarcerated in the early years of the second world war.

The suspected carrier of USA300 clone in this facility could be a colonized inmate (Y08), who was incarcerated in the same month in which the first USA300 strain was identified.

According to the International Centre for Prison Studies, there are 201,200 women incarcerated in the U.S. -- almost one-third of the world's documented female prison population as of 2013.

Bahá'u'lláh relates that in 1853, while incarcerated in the dungeon of the Síyáh-Chál in Tehran, he received the first intimations that he was the one anticipated by the Báb.

David's mother dies early in her second marriage, heartbroken, and David is effectively incarcerated in the bottling factory.

It took nearly 1,000 years for the first Valentine to appear – a poem written to his wife in 1415 by Charles, Duke of Orleans, while incarcerated in the Tower of London after Agincourt.

The country's past two presidents are incarcerated in the process of contentious trials.

a A transverse colon was incarcerated in the hernia defect.