| It seemed so easy to just escape from her captors, more so than any previous attempt at her imprisoning. |
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| Administering the death penalty is far more expensive than imprisoning the offender for life. |
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| Ten animal rights protesters were awarded compensation by police after officers were accused of falsely imprisoning them. |
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| I am currently obtaining signatures on a petition to the Home Secretary, to ask him to desist from imprisoning pensioners. |
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| He was cleared of kidnap and assault but served eight months in military prison after falsely imprisoning the woman. |
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| In this piece, the sweet image of a bird contrasts with the imprisoning cage that surrounds it. |
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| His fear of death is his justification for imprisoning and abusing Cate, his deeply confused, mentally troubled young victim, in a Leeds hotel room. |
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| Was he beginning to feel the weight of his phenomenon imprisoning him all over again? |
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| The militias were notorious for their harshness, often imprisoning people they disapproved of. |
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| The government says that it is supporting victims by imprisoning more Canadians for longer sentences. |
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| It has a very sorry track record, a terrible record of imprisoning almost no one. |
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| Lack of money also explains why Republicans in South Carolina are considering a halt to imprisoning non-violent drug offenders. |
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| It is often ignored that imprisoning women has greater social cost to family and community than does imprisoning most men prisoners. |
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| The Protectorate authorities responded by banishing, imprisoning or intimidating the nationalist leaders. |
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| Her limpid eyes were intoxicating, holding him, and imprisoning him. |
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| Even as the nuclear deal was being negotiated, the Iranian government was furiously imprisoning bloggers, lawyers and journalists. |
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| He rightly recognized that the Berlin Wall was an abomination and a poignant symbol of the chains imprisoning the captive nations of Eastern Europe. |
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| In accordance with the Convention, there is a growing tendency in Senegal to avoid imprisoning children and to give priority to placement in a family. |
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| Nelson Mandela will attend and has given his prison number 46664 as the name of the project, symbolizing how AIDS is imprisoning millions in lives of fear and desolation with no hope of release. |
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| The two docks had by then long silted up, imprisoning the rotting hulk of an old wooden ship, the Bollam. |
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| Napoleon also refused to acknowledge diplomatic immunity, imprisoning several British diplomats accused of scheming against France. |
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| Its subject deals with the imprisoning of one of the members of the Templar Brotherhood and his forcible divestment of official apparel. He was then to be taken on the first available ship to Europe. |
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| While denouncing overincarceration and deploring Canada's record as a world leader in imprisoning young people, it increased jail populations by adopting more severe sentences and mandatory minimum jail provisions. |
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| In 1798, Napoleon Bonaparte's General Louis Alexandre Berthier invaded Italy, imprisoning Pope Pius VI, who died in captivity. |
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| Robert Melia, 47, appeared in court yesterday to face charges of assault and falsely imprisoning the woman. |
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| Should it be acceptable to earn money from the grubby business of imprisoning asylum seekers while at the same time backing glittering artistic works? |
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| That is why so many people want to do astral travelling, they want to get out of the body, out of the imprisoning clay, to go places and see things for themselves. |
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| The regime responded by imprisoning dozens of alleged organisers. |
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| The effect of imprisoning a parent is of particular importance with regard to the child's right to development and the child's right to the care and company of his or her family. |
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| This policy involves persecuting the opposition, restricting the freedom of the press, restricting trade union freedoms, imprisoning, mistreating and doing away with political opponents and applying the death penalty. |
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| In 1988, when the military regime began killing and imprisoning democracy activists, Dr. Cynthia Maung joined the thousands of people fleeing to safety in Thailand. |
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| Now Vietnam is no longer on the CPC list, and has succeeded in joining the WTO, it is brutally repressing the religious communities such as the Buddhists, Hoa Hao, and Protestants, and imprisoning democracy activists. |
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| By the 1670s, conflicts between religious dissidents and the Stuart Crown had given way to a Crown policy of seizing and imprisoning opponents without recourse to the courts. |
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| Most notably in the novel, we find Biff Musclewhite, who makes a profession of imprisoning art forms, frequenting Harlem cabarets such as The Cotton Club. |
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