Examples of using Incarcerated in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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While you were incarcerated?
He was incarcerated at the time she died.
He started working here while he was incarcerated.
For my Blake, my Blake incarcerated.
Incarcerated. Right.
Where were they incarcerated?
Keep him incarcerated for 40 years?
Taken, married, incarcerated.
Excuse me, my incarcerated little friend.
expression is limited and systematically violated and enquired about the number of persons incarcerated for political reasons.
The Ministry of Penitentiary Services was created, thereby ratifying the protection of human rights of incarcerated populations.
The Special Rapporteur urges the Syrian Arabic Republic to consider the following recommendations in respect of incarcerated persons and prison health.
It's against the law for parolees to leave the state they were incarcerated in.
The conviction was based on the testimony of single witness who had been incarcerated with Abu-Sa'ada.
The small number masks the rapid rise in the number of women incarcerated since the 1980s.
Due to new cases, the overall number of persons incarcerated in retaliation for their political activities has practically not diminished.
I'm not saying that, Booth, but… his tattoo does indicate that while incarcerated he was involved with a violent element of the prison population.
In Nova Scotia, women incarcerated under an immigration warrant would be housed in a correctional facility
The Commission stated that incarcerated indigenous women suffer particularly from the disruption to their responsibilities within their family and community life.
The State party argues that the differentiation in treatment between armed services personnel incarcerated in German concentration camps and other armed service