We have intercede with the authorities on behalf of people unfair imprison there.
The essential weakness of the Soviet Union was exposed: to survive, the regime had to imprison its own population.
And this costly imbalance-between the alacrity with which politicians imprison people, and the resources available to rehabilitate them-looks set to worsen.
Indeed the church would imprison Galileo Galilei, an Italian astronomer, for advocating the sun-centred model of the universe a century later.
The bows and arrows broke, and the gang fled and scattered, most of them caught. The high monk escaped and Wang came forward to ask him to imprison himself.
They don't imprison first-time offenders.
Women are used to imprison men, men are used to conquer women.
Under this system, they can intervene legally in any business deal they do not like and imprison anyone they choose.
When the effort to imprison her father failed, the girl started a blog and called it a Declaration of War on Unfaithful Husbands.
Memory is a sand city. The detritus of sand not only covers your way, but also gradually swallows your pace. Do not recollection, memories will only imprison you like a cage, until decay.
Tort of keeping someone imprison wrongfully
When all you've done is murder and imprison my people huh?
Sell for piece imprison son, here describe, afraid of style of writing scenery very of me, go to realize by oneself.
My concubine wanted to imprison Her Majesty for a lifetime because of her limited energy. Why not put these young women in the palace for a lifetime? Why not let them go out and make them belong to their fathers and match up and use them for the rest of her life?
This body you may imprison, my heart you can't confine.
Since the recession threw their budgets into turmoil, many states have decided to imprison fewer people, largely to save money.
The Mage's Guild can't imprison people's freedom for no reason. This man assassinates Fowles, so Fowles has the power to deal with him. The more he wants to replace him, the more he has to fill in a pile of procedures.
Threaten him, imprison him, torture him, kill him: you will not induce him to betray his country.
Sometimes, there are people around us who may have different identities and stories, but the depression of this sad vicissitudes is like the chains that imprison the mind of the soul and make people unable to break away.
Allen thought hard, but there seemed to be no good way to imprison this simple wooden prison, all alone.
They don't usually imprison first offenders.
He sought to imprison the followers.
I think of you, always wanting more this is the most brutal and most gentle imprison?
They exonerate people from personal responsibility, and imprison them in circumstances and the victim mentality (" it's not my fault I lost "), the result being a kind of civic death.
Spray box turn on so that it can directly control to spray or stop water to imprison, easy to operate, swift.
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