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Examples for "captivity"
Examples for "captivity"
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Animals in captivity undergo a range of environmental changes from wild animals.
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The hostages said that their captivity had often been difficult to bear.
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The lamentation of the people of God in their captivity in Babylon.
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The gifts of the soul are free; but material benefits are captivity.
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While she may be free from captivity today, Hill was always free-minded.
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It's the second week of David Blaine's incarceration on the South Bank.
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I saw recently that you're working with the ACLU against mass incarceration.
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Despite incarceration, Jeffs is said to remain in control of the sect.
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Mass incarceration increases a woman's risk of poverty, homelessness and chronic illness.
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He said mass incarceration on this scale was politically and socially unsustainable.
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I can not tell you all we spoke of in that day-long immurement.
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Humiliations I have undergone, and death and immurement under circumstances of great severity.
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Persons conversant with the Vedas have said that death and immurement are both painful.
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Her face was very pale, as if from long immurement, and her eyes were no more merry.
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There are three periods of immurement.
Catalan
empresonament 1
The most serious charges carry a maximum sentence of 10 years' imprisonment.
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A contempt of a court order, or re-offending, may result in imprisonment.
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The maximum penalty if convicted on the charge is seven years' imprisonment.
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The rarely used charge carries a maximum sentence of six months' imprisonment.
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Punishment includes a hefty fine and imprisonment for up to a year.
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Did you know that Ireland has an extraordinarily high use of imprisonment?
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He had been freed four days earlier, after twenty-seven years of imprisonment.
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Non-payment of fines can lead to imprisonment of up to 30 days.
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The charges carry a maximum of two and seven years imprisonment respectively.
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Mabasa opted to plead guilty and was slapped with seven years' imprisonment.
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Judge Chris Tuohy sentenced Davidson to two years' and nine months' imprisonment.
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Hundreds of thousands of Muslims then joined rallies to demand his imprisonment.
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The seven years of torture and imprisonment had not weakened his spirit.
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Apparent gain may be actual loss; material escape may be spiritual imprisonment.
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The National Union of Somali Journalists also protested against Abdinur's continued imprisonment.
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The penalty for the offence can range from a fine to imprisonment.
