Sentence examples for or incarcerated from inspiring English sources

They are suppressed or incarcerated or traumatised.

Sometimes, a parent or guardian is ill, homeless or incarcerated.

Liberal, not as opposed to conservative, but as free, in contrast to imprisoned, subjugated, or incarcerated.

Having an unhealthy child increases the probability of being convicted of a crime or incarcerated by 8%.

For example, official unemployment rates can be misleading because they do not include those not seeking work or incarcerated.

Instead, American children are, for example, too often (and at far higher rates than in other developed countries) tried as adults or incarcerated with them.

(Of the experience, Baldwin wrote in 1976: "I think that I would rather be horsewhipped, or incarcerated in the forthright bedlam of Bellevue, than repeat the adventure").

For those who do end up under the supervision of youth offending teams or incarcerated, better use of mental health assessments could stop many from reaching crisis point.

In 2000, 65percentt of black male high school dropouts in their 20's were jobless -- that is, unable to find work, not seeking it or incarcerated.

Since 2000, when the number of kids incarcerated was at a record high, the number of detained or incarcerated youth has decreased by nearly 40percentt nationwide, fully erasing the increase from the previous 15 years.

Of the remaining n = 365 cases, n = 352 persons were convicted, n = 259 of them were detained under inpatient treatment order and/or incarcerated.