Sentence examples for this incarceration begins from inspiring English sources

This incarceration begins forthwith; step her back".

For far too many students of color, entering the gateway to incarceration begins with a referral from the classroom to the courtroom.

Before the era of mass incarceration began in the 1980s, local policing accounted for more than 40 percent of spending for criminal justice, while 25 percent went to prisons and parole programs.

Younous Chekkouri has told his lawyers about the vivid dreams he has had since he began his hunger strike, of mountains of his favourite foods, not tasted since incarceration began.

Sociologist Christopher Muller has shown that racial disparities in rates of arrest and incarceration began to emerge in the places that were absorbing the greatest number of black people, and during periods when the black population was expanding most rapidly.

The former prisoner's incarceration began when guards forced a stinking blue cotton bag over his head and asked him questions for four days without allowing him to sleep.

In the meantime, though, some of the detainees at Guantánamo, in an effort to force the government to provide legal justification for the incarcerations, began filing petitions for habeas corpus in federal courts.

His first incarceration began in 1989, at age 17.

Our nation's commitment to mass incarceration began decades ago.

In the two-and-a-half decades since the men's self-imposed incarceration began, Ethiopia has experienced rapid change.

During the crack cocaine epidemic of the 1980s, mass incarceration began targeting the inner cities, and African-Americans were jailed at (then) unprecedented rates.