Mass incarceration had a moral account of its own, one that stressed the imperative of keeping Californians safe by physically isolating troubled individuals in their communities with a propensity toward crime and graduated levels of custodial security inside.
Unlike his predecessor M. R. James, to whom he has been compared, Aickman does not isolate trouble within a particular object or document, which, if properly handled, will bring that trouble to an end.
American Electric Power's safety systems isolated the trouble spot, as designed.
He returns again and again to the Mirpuris who have settled in Bradford an exceptionally isolated and troubled bunch.
The findings are important, the researchers said, because deaf children often feel socially isolated, have trouble making friends and tend to have low self-esteem as a result.
Schizophrenia is so debilitating that those with the condition are often socially isolated, have trouble maintaining relationships and so reproduce at a much lower rate than the general population.
His debut was narrated by 21 victims of Ireland's economic crash; he introduced readers to Johnsey Cunliffe, the isolated and troubled young man at the centre of The Thing About December.
In the aftermath of the tragic shootings in Sandy Hook, the focus on mental health came to the forefront as it was discovered that the perpetrator was a reportedly isolated and troubled teen.
They may have felt utterly isolated in their troubles, but what a few of them started to do -- in synchronicity with people in other indigenous communities -- has spread hope and awareness across the planet.
Washington has called for the widest possible examination of microfilm to isolate the trouble.
It is internationally isolated and economically troubled.
