Examples of using Shackled in English and their translations into Arabic
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These few should realize that the United Nations has not been freed from the shackles of the cold war to find itself shackled by the fetters of major Powers.
Reportedly, women refugees and asylum seekers coming into the United States are, in many cases, shackled at the airport even when there is no criminal sanction against them.
Niaz Pathan was observed with his wrists and ankles shackled with iron chains and he called from his cell that he had been severely beaten and stripped of his possessions.
The report said that the conditions of Khair's interrogation allowed for almost no sleep between Sunday and Thursday, during which time he was made to sit shackled in a painful position to a very small sloping chair and was constantly hooded.
People on every continent have learned that democracy is a parent to development. That is because development depends on people, and people who are free to exchange ideas, publish their thoughts, organize their labour and invest their capital will contribute far more to a society than those shackled by repression.
We weren't shackled and brought here.
Still shackled, no weapon. It wasn't suicide.
They shackled him to the radiator?
The prisoner will be shackled throughout the interview.
She is shackled to the bed!
Sami was shackled to his hospital bed.
Behind them, two soldiers brought shackled Kirdjali.
He remained shackled when he was taken inside the courtroom.
I, on the other hand, remain shackled here.
During their medical examination they were blindfolded, handcuffed, and shackled.
Last time I saw you, you were shackled in the basement.
the police force was shackled by laws and directives.
She was shackled in the video, taken three days ago.
You don't have to be shackled in chains to be restrained.
You say all this now, shackled, and probably about to die.