Sentence examples for incarcerated- from inspiring English sources

In the US, where some efforts are at least made to quantify the extent of sexual abuse in prisons, one in 10 incarcerated children report being sexually victimised in the past year.

The other 800m include some elderly, disabled and cash-strapped unemployed, as well as the very young or incarcerated.

For their trouble, they ended up dead, or incarcerated as POWs in the North.

Television images of incarcerated asylum-seekers rioting and throwing themselves on barbed wire at outback detention camps have disturbed Australians.

On July 2nd, Archbishop Jovan Vraniskovski of Ohrid (to use the title he uses, and most of the Christian world recognises) was given a three-year jail term for "embezzlement"; given that his current stay in jail (the latest in a series) has already lasted 18 months, he seems set to remained incarcerated until the end of next year.

The number of incarcerated Americans has quadrupled since 1980, to 2.3m, and many of these people make the streets safer by their absence.

When reformers call school choice "the new civil-rights struggle", they have a point.There is not a great deal that politicians can do about the collapse of the black family, but school and prison reforms should help: black women, unsurprisingly, prefer partners who are neither ill-educated nor incarcerated.

Incarcerated children are less likely to graduate high-school and more likely to spend time in prison as adults.

The whole farce speaks of Than Shwe's determination at all costs to keep her incarcerated during next year's election.

For every 100 non-incarcerated African-American women aged 25-54, there are only 83 black men, according to the New York Times.

As the lawyers for the still-incarcerated but now stunningly rich former moneyman put it: "The IRS sent 104m messages to whistleblowers around the world that there is now a safe and secure way to report tax fraud".