Sentence examples for is being incarcerated from inspiring English sources

What throws most people is being incarcerated.

This sentence should be appealed immediately, because he is being incarcerated not just for his crimes, but because he is being held up by the administration as a warning to others.

"I think elected officials have been all too willing to let the incarcerated population grow by leaps and bounds without paying much attention to who in fact is being incarcerated," said Jamie Fellner, an author of the report and director of United States programs at Human Rights Watch.

"The key thing is, people who formerly were being incarcerated are now getting treatment," Mr. Zimmerman said, so the criminal justice system is being forced to change.

"More and more people are being incarcerated, and conditions are brutal in many cases," said Diana Lion, director of the fellowship's prison project.

She'd just seen a news report: black men are being incarcerated for minor offenses and remain so because they lack the money for bail.

He said that he was particularly impressed with job training and drug treatment programs, and that even prison officials and workers were adamant that some inmates were being incarcerated far beyond the time necessary.

My only complaint was being incarcerated.

He was being incarcerated for 17 hours per day in his cell and was allowed one hour of outdoor exercise and one hour in the weight room daily.

Many people assume next that of course Black criminals are being incarcerated for drug crimes at record rates because they are the ones committing them.

Greece is still a country with an ailing justice system and detention camps where migrants are being incarcerated and allegedly abused while the government wait to repatriate them.