Sentence examples for to avoid imprisoning from inspiring English sources
Would you announce that you have taken steps to avoid imprisoning more innocent people?
Both of them, he added, wanted to avoid imprisoning the play in a "carapace of Bergman affect," which is why they tried to be more specific about the causes of Karin's illness and to situate them in her relationships with her family.
It is that spirit that the believers in republican democracy on the right and left should try to regain if we are to avoid imprisoning ourselves in our identities, to cease amplifying the conflicts that come with competing to outdo each other in victimhood, to forgo our claims to the rights supposedly attached to victim status, and to step back from the glamorization of hate.
Owen had been sent to the Edinburgh hospital to recover from shell-shock, but Sassoon had been consigned there by the military authorities to avoid imprisoning or court martialling him, following his public anti-war protest.
On the other hand, it has worked to some degree in Poipet, Cambodia, where there are regular health checks and the formal brothels avoid imprisoning girls for the most part.
Turing underwent chemical castration to avoid being imprisoned for being gay.
For example, motion-picture director Roman Polanski fled to France in 1978 to avoid being imprisoned for child sexual assault in California.
But she has widespread support among Thailand's poor majority in the countryside because of the populist policy carried out by her brother, former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, who lives in self-imposed exile to avoid being imprisoned on a corruption conviction.
After losing his reelection bid in 1861, Stevenson, a known Confederate sympathizer, stayed out of public life during the war and was consequently able to avoid being imprisoned, as many other Confederate sympathizers were.
A new United Nations study, World Drug Report 2009, commends the Portuguese experiment and urges countries to continue to pursue traffickers while largely avoiding imprisoning users.
To ensure survival of the species (and to avoid being fined or imprisoned), always follow your state's laws regarding the growth and sale of wild-simulated ginseng.
