Sentence examples for jail to make from inspiring English sources

Ownership also issue tho Alastair Campbell, former Downing Street Director of Communications @piersmorgan Was Abu Qatada released from jail to make room for all the journalists being arrested?

"One might doubt," he wrote, "that individuals would deliberately commit minor offenses such as civil contempt — the offense for which Florence was arrested — and then secrete contraband on their persons, all in the hope that they will, at some future moment, be arrested and taken to jail to make their illicit deliveries".

"It has to keep people in jail to make money".

In another sense, though, it's clearly crazy that people have to risk going to jail to make these points.

There was discussion, Sheriff's Sgt. Dennis Burns said, of sending transients arrested in Malibu to the downtown Los Angeles jail, to make returning more difficult.

In addition, the plan spells out the process for releasing mentally ill inmates from jail to make sure they leave with a supply of needed medications and have access to psychological services.

Guards really only control the perimeter of the jails, to make sure no one escapes.

After he announced a new offensive against corruption and the release of 100,000 minor prisoners from Russia's ghastly jails to make room for new inmates, the police on February 2nd raided the offices of an oil company connected to Russia's best-known but increasingly beleaguered tycoon, Boris Berezovsky, whom Mr Primakov wants to cut down to size.

Yet judges routinely jail people to make them pay fines even when they have no money to pay.

During that delay, she said, the three defendants have been held in jail, unable to make bail.

James left his hometown after the plunge; the story begins as he returns there sometime later, after a stint in jail, planning to make money with his gift.