Examples of 'incarcerating' in a sentence
Meaning of "incarcerating"
incarcerate (verb) - To incarcerate means to imprison or confine someone, typically as a form of punishment or legal penalty. It is a formal term used in legal and criminal justice contexts
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- present participle of incarcerate
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There is no value in incarcerating the wrong man.
Incarcerating your ears for the greater good.
It would also mean not incarcerating drug users.
Incarcerating families is not the solution to family separation.
I will have no compunction about incarcerating the media.
Russia is thus incarcerating a prisoner of conscience in this case.
Literally nothing will be gained by incarcerating this kid.
Incarcerating children should not be a business.
Stoller saved you guys the trouble of incarcerating.
Incarcerating the wrong people anyway.
The cost of catching him is incarcerating his brother.
Incarcerating people without due process.
That did their duty by incarcerating them.
They are incarcerating innocent people.
Incentivize states to stop incarcerating kids.
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The incarcerating past.
Judges consequently did their best to avoid incarcerating young people.
There is no purpose in incarcerating and punishing people who use drugs.
These programs seek to treat these individuals instead of incarcerating them.
Their methods of incarcerating criminals might run contrary to their counterparts.
You argue that we as a nation we are incarcerating too few criminals.
Justice is not only incarcerating or holding the person who was part of the murder accountable.
We do not need to be incarcerating them.
A reformatory is a detention facility primarily aimed at reforming offenders rather than simply incarcerating them.
We are disproportionately incarcerating people of color.
You are incarcerating people without any of the protections of the Geneva Convention.
It is a system of concentration camps for incarcerating the political opposition.
So would incarcerating him in the Bureau.
America remains the world leader in incarcerating its own citizens.
Or incarcerating them in creepy, inescapable underground cells.
Immigration detention is the practice of incarcerating people for administrative immigration purposes.
So I never felt that far removed from the people that we were incarcerating.
There is no justification for incarcerating individuals for the duration of an appeal process.
Full jails can not continue to be an excuse for not incarcerating perpetrators.
We recognize the need for incarcerating individuals who inflict harm on society.
Sancho responded by executing the lord of Vizcaya and incarcerating his uncle.
There is no cost benefit to incarcerating people in the way that this bill contemplates.
The United States is the world leader in incarcerating citizens.
Alternate situations for incarcerating the sort of people who commit acts so despicable they are best.
It focuses on finding the guilty party and incarcerating him in a secure place.
The average cost of incarcerating an American prisoner varies from state to state.
Placing these children in large care institutions or criminalizing and incarcerating them were inappropriate responses.
Another legal threat is incarcerating women who have abortions and the doctors who perform them.
The massive overcrowding has created many more problems than incarcerating suspects en masse has resolved.
Instead of incarcerating criminals, we incarcerate the innocent.
I will not compound this tragedy by incarcerating Jean Brush.
Illegally incarcerating thousands of political prisoners ;.
Sancho responded by executing the Lord of Biscay and incarcerating his brother.
You and I both know you are incarcerating people who will never stand trial.
Well, at least he saved us the expense of incarcerating him.
