Sentence examples for mean confinement from inspiring English sources
Fifty-seven percent (20) reported solitary confinement, with a mean confinement period of 5.4 weeks.
But, for Tagore, it was life that meant confinement in subjectivity, while death was liberation into the free play of being.
On my block of Garfield Place, kids still enjoy playing outdoors, but for them this means confinement to a five-foot strip of sidewalk.
The lawmakers, who clear ly meant confinement "in" prison and not confinement "to" as is the case technically in suspended sentences have since substituted "in" for "to" in the law.
To an inmate that jangling means confinement, handcuffs, or an officer coming.
Doing 13 months in the county jail meant confinement inside of a building with no direct sunlight and very limited movement.
The modified Rankin scale for activities of daily living ranges from 0 to 5, where 0 means no limitations and 5 means confinement to bed and requiring constant help.
Domestication of pigs has meant confinement and protection against predation, and commercial breeding has mainly focused on fast growth rate and carcass meat content/quality [ 4], thereby diminishing the selection pressure on locomotion traits.
However, courts must consider each cases facts in evaluating this interest because special circumstances may lessen its importance, e.g., a defendants refusal to take drugs may mean lengthy confinement in an institution, which would diminish the risks of freeing without punishment one who has committed a serious crime.
Orange meant solitary confinement.
At first that meant solitary confinement; then, for several months, being locked in his cell for 23 hours a day.
