Sentence examples for often incarcerated from inspiring English sources
However, Azmi and others said that a series of terrorist cases in recent years in which Muslims had been suspected, investigated and often incarcerated for long periods before being acquitted had damaged trust in the police and, more broadly, the government.
The herniated intestinal segment is often incarcerated and strangulated because the hernia orifice is small, about 1 cm in diameter [2].
One of the key premises in Beyond Bars is that young people are often incarcerated only because no appropriate services exist for them in their own communities.
Analyses of criminal record data showed that Moroccan adolescents compared to Dutch native adolescents in pre-trial arrest, were more often incarcerated for property-based offences with or without violence, and less often for violent and sexual offences and for arson.
In the 1840s, Dorothea Dix observed that seriously mentally ill people in Massachusetts were often incarcerated and left naked in the dark.
In short, voters consider the federal prison population to be "too large, too expensive, and too often incarcerating the wrong people," reads the Pew report.
"We don't often incarcerate war-hero-type people for making a false statement on a passport application," Mr. Mervis said.
It was something like a debtors' prison, but most often those incarcerated there had failed to obey a court order to pay alimony and child support.
Paroled young people are often re-incarcerated for so-called technical violations, including truancy, curfew infractions or continued unemployment.
Currently, almost $70 billion of our annual collective tax dollars go to our penal system, often toward incarcerating people who pose little or no safety risks.
When he wasn't at home in the Shrine, his self-styled "court" of the common people (a compound in downtown Lagos, and also the location of his infamous nightclub), he often spent time incarcerated by the Nigerian authorities at the behest of numerous angry and embarrassed presidents.
