Sentence examples for over imprisonment from inspiring English sources
In fact, for some time Al Qaeda and the Taliban have threatened Western countries because of laws banning niqabs and over imprisonment of Muslim women.
President Obama's new drug czar, Gil Kerlikowske, told the Wall Street Journal that he wants to banish the war on drugs phraseology, while shifting more toward treatment over imprisonment.
It takes in Turing's Dorset childhood, the paper that laid down his theories for the modern computer, his second world war success at Bletchley Park, his conviction for gross indecency in 1952 (after innocently telling a police officer about his homosexuality), his opting for chemical castration over imprisonment, his depression and eventual suicide.
Former Texas Governor Rick Perry made headlines last year for his promotion of special courts (drug courts, prostitution courts) that promote rehabilitation over imprisonment.
In September 2012, he went as far as to endorse an alternative approach that favored treatment over imprisonment for "people who use drugs but do no harm to others".
The prime minister should reinvigorate the efforts to close the gap in Indigenous people's inequality, including by addressing the "crisis of Indigenous over-imprisonment", de Kretser said.
"Rather than touting misguided and heavy handed responses, the Northern Territory should be targeting resources at reducing youth over-imprisonment by addressing the reasons why young people get into trouble in the first place".
This is a summary of his article Mitigating the Crime that is the Over-Imprisonment of Women: Why Orange Should Not Be the New Black which will be published in a forthcoming edition of the Vermont Law Review.
The standoff near the town of Burns has been a magnet for a trickle of militia men from across the country, in a dispute that began over the imprisonment of two local ranchers but quickly spiraled into a broader battle over land rights.
But 36 deputies backed by the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party continued to boycott parliament over the imprisonment of five colleagues.
The widow of Mr. Sands, the first of the 10 to starve in a protest over the imprisonment of I.R.A. members by the British authorities, appeared in black.
