Sentence examples for to incarcerated from inspiring English sources

The proven benefits of visiting extend to incarcerated people's families, including roughly 1.7 million children who have a parent in prison.

"With his sentence today, Villanueva Madrid completes his descent from elected government official to corrupted official to incarcerated felon," said Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan.

The Velezes have also found help at Abraham House, which offers support to incarcerated people and their families and is affiliated with Catholic Charities.

"It's a national demonstration project to prove we can deliver online courses safely to incarcerated adults," says D. Ray Harbert, coordinator of postsecondary programs for Maryland's education department.

The cost to incarcerated individuals, their families and whole communities is far too high, while the rate of return on our investment in prisons is too low.

It also draws particular attention to "incarcerated drug lords" whose efforts to "exert their power outside of their jail cells have resulted in sporadic disruptions in the city, violence directed at the authorities, bus burnings, and vandalism at ATM machines, including the use of explosives".

The military actually has a long history of rehabilitative ethic in its judicial system, Major Seamone writes, dating back at least to a program under President Andrew Jackson to return incarcerated soldiers to duty.

It does not hesitate to refer to the incarcerated prefect as "one of the principal instigators" of the fire, without bothering with such niceties as "alleged" or "suspected".

Landlords may refuse to rent to formerly incarcerated people, and families who take in a loved one returning from prison may find themselves evicted.

Late the following year, the secret police organized the TsKB-29 (Central Design Bureau 29) in the Bolshevo prison near Moscow to allow incarcerated aviation designers to develop military aircraft.

When Elizabeth Bishop was in the post, she made it her duty to take books to the incarcerated Ezra Pound - and she wrote a wonderful poem about it.