Sentence examples for kept innocent from inspiring English sources

@KamalaHarris kept innocent men on death row.

These cases have kept innocent people from execution, ended gender-based employment discrimination, blocked toxic pollution and provided thousands of people with a day in court they otherwise would never have had.

In one batch of documents, soldiers with the 4th Infantry Division said that they believed they were alienating Iraqi civilians with broad arrests and draconian release policies that kept innocent people behind bars for being "in the wrong place at the wrong time" -- a practice that has since been criticized as fueling the insurgency.

But the real fire began years before the first spark was lit, in the form of the invisible fire of oppression that kept innocent girls in working poverty and forced them to expose themselves to injury as a requirement of employment.

The head of the International Monetary Fund, Christine Lagarde, last week pleaded for a bigger bailout firewall to keep "innocent bystanders" from being scorched by Europe's problems.

But clearly, we're going to need to do more if we're going to keep innocent Americans safe," Obama told the National Governors Association at the White House.

Peers killed off an earlier attempt by the government to keep innocent DNA for up to 12 years and it is expected the six-year proposal will face renewed opposition.

Guardian: Ministers keep innocent DNA on database Telegraph: DNA of innocent people kept for 12 years Times: Wrongly accused people could have DNA kept on database for 12 years MADELEINE POLICE LOOK FOR 'VERY UGLY MAN' In tabloid land there's a very different issue being examined on every front page: a sketch of the "very ugly" man who is the latest suspect in the Madeleine McCann case.

The six-year limitation period introduced in the Crime and Security Act 2010 represented the government's grudging response to an ECHR ruling in 2008 that to keep innocent people's records indefinitely – the previous position under the Criminal Justice Act 2001 – was incompatible with the right to privacy under the European convention on human rights.

Why keep innocent refugees and torture them?

"The only thing successive Irish Governments have done is help to keep innocent Irishmen in prison," he wrote.