Despite these imprisonments, he continued his architectural work, indeed the 1690s and 1700s were his most prolific years.
Their descendants often became witnesses of these imprisonments and the circumstances under which they took place.
For these reasons, the imprisonment period should be considered as an opportunity to treat a hard-to-reach population in freedom [ 21– 27].
From 1958 to 1961, he had six-, seven-, and thirteen-month absences from an otherwise prolific recording career," but doesn't say what caused these absences whether imprisonment or debilitation.
These false imprisonments -- ICE has no legal authority to detain a citizen for deportation proceedings -- are not only alarming, they are unconstitutional deprivations of liberty.
From 1958 to 1961, he had six-, seven-, and thirteen-month absences from an otherwise prolific recording career," but doesn't say what caused these absences — whether imprisonment or debilitation.
Both of these books recount imprisonment in Iran and the repressive tactics of the state, but "Death to the Dictator!" is by far the more timely, ambitious and moving account.
By 1590 playwrights were prohibited from dramatizing religious issues and had to resort to history, mythology, allegory, or allusion in order to say anything about contemporary society; flouting these restrictions meant imprisonment.
Inside, you can see the grim conditions of Ai's 2011 imprisonment: these half-scale models of his prison – he was forbidden to discuss it, but remembered the place down to the smallest detail – show scenes of his nightmarish life there.
These values analyzed imprisonment by birth cohort.
