Sentence examples for incarcerated to make from inspiring English sources

"Whatever we can do to men and women while incarcerated to make them more human," Nadkarni told the Associated Press, "less violent, less anxious, it seems that benefits society as a whole".

That's why it was a pleasant surprise that our much maligned governor David Paterson understood the absurdity of making it impossible for the formerly incarcerated to work.

Instead, for three years, he was incarcerated and interrogated to make him confess that, first, he was not Nosenko and, second, that he had been sent on purpose.

I do think that certain people do experience an anxiety over being wrongly accused or incarcerated and unable to make contact with the outside world, and things getting worse and worse — being separated from civilization and legal proceedings.

While the government's goal for incarcerating people is to 'rehabilitate' them into becoming productive members of society, private prison companies' goals for incarcerating people is to make profits through keeping prison beds filled (thus, the private companies require states to meet a certain quota of prisoners).

So the way they have chosen to treat nonviolence is to incarcerate the leaders to make people uncomfortable or afraid of coming to nonviolent activities because they see what happens to those leaders".

Cain-Muldrow says she didn't report the incident when she was locked up because "when you're incarcerated, you try not to make waves".

"Our goal is to make sure everyone incarcerated has free access to education on a daily basis," Hill said.

The burden lies on families to make sure the formerly incarcerated can get back on their feet, said Alicia Walters with Forward Together.

But tax and police officials in Belgrade say they are doing their best to make sure that Markovic will be incarcerated for many years to come.

Elephants should not be "incarcerated and made to do slave labor," he writes in the new CD's liner notes.