Sentence examples for it has imprisoned from inspiring English sources

It has imprisoned political opponents, Buddhist monks and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, without apology.

"Over the years, Guantánamo has inspired more terrorists than it has imprisoned," she wrote.

It has imprisoned several hundred Brotherhood activists this year, including the No. 2 leader elected in December.

It has imprisoned most of the opposition leaders below Mr. Moussavi and Mr. Karroubi, and it hanged two political prisoners days before the planned Feb. 11 protests.

But many Muslim women who wear the veil simply stay home, he says, adding: "The law was meant to protect women but it has imprisoned them instead".

It has imprisoned some opposition political leaders and intimidated others; prevented a constitutional recall process; indefinitely postponed municipal and gubernatorial elections; and systematically overridden the separation of powers — all while the country's economic and social deterioration worsens.

I decided to show this one "Relaxation," since it seemed annoyed, possibly because I had imprisoned it in a Tupperware container for transport to someone else's yard.

That's the only way it could have happened: I had imprisoned myself in a bougainvillea- and lemon tree-bordered secret garden overlooking the Santa Monica Mountains, but my deck had a hole that needed patching, so he came to fix it.

That is more than Iran, which has jailed 45, or China, which has imprisoned 32.

(Henry has imprisoned her for life because she and the sons led a revolt against him).

Since then the NCP has imprisoned tens of thousands of opponents.