Examples of using To imprison in English and their translations into Russian
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certainly not to imprison humanity and reduce the quality of life on Earth.
So much so, that few of you have even suspected that there was a plan to imprison you by taking away your rights.
by which it continues to imprison, starve and humiliate the entire Palestinian civilian population there, the cycle of
It is as outrageous as the term“Polish concentration camps” which is used to denote camps built in occupied Poland to imprison and murder Polish citizens,
The decision to imprison him appears to be influenced by his repeated history of breaching the Council By-Law both before
It stated that Turkmenistan should bear in mind the recommendation not to imprison conscientious objectors and that any repeated punishment constituted
the use of criminal laws to imprison and intimidate journalists.
when it continued to imprison them after the Committee found a violation of article 18 of the Covenant in their regard.
invoking article 87 of the Criminal Code to imprison them whenever they stood up for their fundamental rights.
there is no indication that the Chinese authorities intend to imprison the author because of his Canadian convictions.
his father had committed suicide after Morrow tried to imprison him for hunting runaway teenagers with his rich friends.
armed robbery off the coast of Somalia and to imprison convicted pirates.
as it is so often abused to imprison innocent persons who are prisoners of conscience,
which have been used to imprison many political prisoners,
In addition, the Committee's attention was drawn to a new policy of continuing to imprison Palestinians at the conclusion of their sentences, under the designation of"illegitimate fighter" status,
human rights law vis-à-vis the Palestinian prisoners it continues to imprison and detain.
as well as the political expediency to imprison another"corrupt official.
the Appellate Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw is conducting an investigation into the suspected breach of authority by public officials for acting against the public interest in connection with the alleged use of Poland by the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States of America to transport terrorist suspects and to imprison them illegally in a secret detention centre.
And to give special consideration to imprisoned women and juveniles;
Freedom to Imprisoned Nationalists!,” etc.