Sentence examples for on imprisoning from inspiring English sources

Instead of spending large sums on imprisoning young people, taxpayers' money has been spent on treatment.

But my bird-shooting pals (all voters, by the way, some Republicans, some Democrats, some Libertarians) don't tend to think that Washington's at war with us or that our legally appointed federal agents are "jack-booted thugs" or bucket-helmeted Nazis intent on imprisoning us in our own country (as an infamous N.R.A. fund-raising letter put it).

Politicians siphoned away what money remained and spent it more on imprisoning people, not educating them.

States spend $5.7 billion a year on imprisoning young people, even though the majority are held for non-violent offenses.

But some of the nagging plot holes remain unresolved: Is there a reason Pitchfork insists on imprisoning Amanda (Sherri Eakin) instead of offing her right on the spot as with others?

"Why do we as a society insist on imprisoning people with similar problems and challenges together, instead of exposing them to people who are very different from them?" she asks.

In parliament, he denounced the prime minister, H. H. Asquith, for the cruelties being inflicted on imprisoned suffragists: "You are beneath contempt ... you ought to be driven from public life".

During this time, however, German forces steadily occupied Poland and continued to focus on civilians, imprisoning and murdering thousands of the country's residents.

Prevalence of HCV infection was calculated on the imprisoned population on the January 31 2006, data on treatment during the following 2 years.

The HCV infection prevalence was calculated on the imprisoned population on the January 31 2006, the data on treatment over the following 2 years.

China has cracked down on shorts, even imprisoning the writer of one negative report.Even so, China will remain fertile territory.