Sentence examples for which has imprisoned from inspiring English sources

That is more than Iran, which has jailed 45, or China, which has imprisoned 32.

Eritrea, which has imprisoned 18 journalists, has the most of any country in Africa.

He speculated that perhaps the Cuban authorities were trying to gain some leverage with the American government, which has imprisoned five Cubans on espionage charges.

It seemed likely to fuel further criticism of the monarchy, which has imprisoned or detained a growing number of its most vocal opponents over the last two and a half years of protests.

But even those who would like to leave the hungry and dangerous east are distrustful of promises from the government, which has imprisoned, murdered, tortured and caused the disappearance of tens of thousands of opponents since Syria slid into civil war.

Academics and scientists in Turkey say that former head of Turkey's Council of Higher Education Kemal Gürüz a fierce advocate of insulating Turkish education from Islamist influence has been targeted as part of an ongoing campaign by Turkey's conservative government, which has imprisoned hundreds of progressive military officials, scholars, and journalists.

A group of communist nationalists under Wladyslaw Gomulka ousted the Stalinist leadership which had imprisoned him.

Poet's Corner Some say he died of a broken heart after a dozen years in exile from his beloved Turkey, which had imprisoned him for 17 years.

In the words of one critic, Dracula represents "the great submerged force of Victorian libido breaking out to punish the repressive society which had imprisoned it".

A beginning has been made with the highly effective European Court of Human Rights, whose decisions are largely binding on the members of the Council of Europe, and the current international criminal tribunals, which have imprisoned top war criminals.

The brutal Burmese military junta, which had imprisoned "The Lady" for her championing of peaceful democracy, offered to let her travel to see him.