Sentence examples for systematically imprisoned from inspiring English sources
The remaining domestic opposition was then suppressed, its members being systematically imprisoned or killed.
As the nation's chief tax collector, he and his auditors hunted down hundreds of Mexico's most notorious tax evaders and systematically imprisoned them.
Just as troubling is the question of who would succeed him: Secular rivals have been systematically imprisoned, tortured, killed or exiled, leaving a vacuum that, in theory, well-organized fundamentalists can readily exploit.
According to a story in the NY Times, "...Girls were systematically imprisoned in houses, held until Boko Haram extracted the ones it had chosen for 'marriage' or other purposes....They abducted many girls and they said they were going to marry them".
"Assad's forces have systematically murdered, tortured, raped and imprisoned Syrians.
Although all higher education is meant to be not-for-profit, this has been systematically abused in the past and several directors have been imprisoned for illegal profiteering.
Under Northumberland, England pulled out of Scotland and in 1550 returned Boulogne to France; social order was ruthlessly reestablished in the countryside, the more conservative of the Henrician bishops were imprisoned, the wealth of the parish churches was systematically looted, and uncompromising Protestantism was officially sanctioned.
This explains why the army is systematically destroying the PA, imprisoning its policemen, commandeering its ministries and confiscating their documents.
This explains why Mr Arafat is being "isolated" and the army is systematically destroying the regime, imprisoning its policemen, commandeering its ministries and confiscating their documents.
Thousands have been imprisoned.
