Sentence examples for terms of arrested from inspiring English sources

If the latest wave of arrests had less shock value given an extraordinary year in which the entire top layer of world football has been swept away, then it was still jarring to note that Concacaf has now scored a hat-trick in terms of arrested presidents.

I was going to do some kind of play on words in terms of "arrested," but I'm not going to do it.

Further, it was observed that higher the n-heptane dilution, higher is the effect of static potential in terms of arresting deposition.

"The spread has been slowed and contained up to a point by the international mobilizations, but it's not working in terms of arresting it and bending the curve," he explained.

In terms of people arrested, the numbers decreased from 371 arrests in December to 165 in January, with at least 123 (about 75percentt) of those January arrests coming in five cases of nonviolent civil disobedience.

"Trans people tend to be treated unfairly in terms of arrests, in terms of prosecution, in terms of conviction, sentencing and their time in jails and prison.

"Our policy hasn't changed in terms of arrest and prosecution of anybody who's violating the law," he said.

He said his country's cooperation with the court had been "significant and effective both in terms of arrests and transfers of indictees".

The interrogation attempts to establish the structure of RSHA, including a proposed re-organization in 1944; revisits the issue of power of arrest, specifically in terms of arrest orders bearing Kaltenbrunner's signature; and explores Kaltenbrunner's authority and official standing as chief of RSHA.

"Do you want to throw the book at them straight away in terms of arrest and charge?

"In terms of arrest rates, crack cocaine has always impacted the African American community and communities of color far more than white communities, even though it's essentially the same drug.