Significats de imprison people en anglès

But they are dark rules that tarnish and imprison people's souls.

They allow the courts to imprison people for offences which are not otherwise imprisonable.

The case challenged the president's powers to indefinitely imprison people deemed security threats without charges.

You might as well imprison people for the turn of their accent or the colour of their eyes.

The revised laws effectively give the government power to imprison people in propaganda camps for patriotic "re-education".

When that technology is used to arrest, convict or imprison people, on a possibly faulty basis, it can cause real harm.

An important principle is that governments cannot arbitrarily detain or imprison people, without a substantive, criminal offence having been committed, he said.

We should not imprison people because they wished to convince themselves that the holy Nile was rising or for listening to music.

The reaction by these isolated, imprisoned people was understandable even if stupid.

There is no point in corraling and imprisoning people, to curb the possibilities of information.

The imprisoned people of the town have migrated to Alden Dinsmore's dairy field en masse.

He admits that America's obsession with imprisoning people is a way to spotlight distinctly human stories.

He also opposes imprisoning people or suspending their drivers' licenses for failing to pay fines and court costs.

They are not just content with imprisoning people, they want to put whole cities in prison, he said.

This is a controversial tactic, since the police are effectively imprisoning people who may be behaving perfectly peacefully and lawfully.

They also were responsible for harsh censorship of media, academic and cultural activities, including imprisoning people accused of viewing foreign films.