Examples of using Imprisoning in English and their translations into German
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Imprisoning Virginia Coady,
Imprisoning three people for three days is controlled, planned.
You have nothing to gain by imprisoning them. Let them go.
Is it really necessary to insult me further by imprisoning me with these people?
Maybe it was a mutant lizard who's mad at Sammy for imprisoning her offspring. No.
That somehow ALEC was in favor of imprisoning a bunch of people, uh, because of private prisons.
According to Solzhenitsyn, imprisoning dissidents in the late Soviet Union was a measure of"social prophylaxis" vol.
Imprisoning opponents, censoring the press
Far from being an instrument of torture, imprisoning women's bodies,
Find the wicked person responsible for imprisoning him and take home the ancient and priceless treasure!
responds to every rebellion by buying or fooling a few and imprisoning or murdering many.
or else imprisoning political enemies.
referring to the Roman authorities imprisoning believers.
By leaving them to lose their lives in an appalling way and imprisoning their souls once more, i. e.
The twist is that the Jewish god Yahweh is actually a lower god blamed for imprisoning the soul in the material world.
For example, by using hate speech against minorities, or by imprisoning people or censoring literature that opposed harmful propaganda.
Our German friends fear a"populist No to the constitution" and the imprisoning of"left nationalists in a bunker.
In this Hezekiah of Judah took part by imprisoning Padi, the Philistine king of Ekron, who remained faithful to Sennacherib.
After initially rejecting and imprisoning those who were saying that Our Lady is appearing in Medjugorje,
Initially, Poles were imprisoned and killed at the camp. Later, it was also