Sentence examples for more incarcerated from inspiring English sources
We suspect that in the near future more incarcerated offenders will be released earlier to the community to alleviate conditions of overcrowding, and states' budgetary crises.
Thousands of civilians were being slaughtered, and even more were incarcerated and tortured.
Other freed political prisoners are in the same situation, while still many hundreds more remain incarcerated.
Native women are "even more disproportionately incarcerated than indigenous individuals generally" and are the fastest-growing population in federal prisons, said the report.
At the age of 17, I became a leader by serving as a community organizer and challenging the justice and education systems in Los Angeles to provide more resources for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated young people who want to change their lives.
Women now comprise 8% of prisoners in the United States and Australia, which amounts to more than 200,000 incarcerated inmates in the US and 3,000 in Australia.
One tends to think of oneself as being more or less incarcerated during a festival, but it strikes me as very sensible to spend a couple of hours of the weekend in a nice building, stocking up on crisps and boxed wine.
In our earlier work with similar methods and analytic strategy, both physical and sexual abuse history were significantly more likely among incarcerated female adolescents (that study did not include males) who reported some form of self-injury on the VISA (McReynolds & Wasserman, 2011).
More of the incarcerated people who pose no threat to society or the communities in which they live might now have a chance at freedom, without the stress and fear that comes with bail and bond treatments.
How should the fathers and mothers of more than 5,000 incarcerated Palestinians, among them scores of teenagers the same age as the kidnapped Israelis, feel about their kids who are languishing in jail, many of whom without being put on trial and with no end in sight?
