| Of course, we couldn't afford it, as we imprison such a disgracefully huge portion of our population, and in often sub-human conditions. |
| And he went after the terrorist bombers and he was able to stop them and to imprison them and to put a total halt to any such activity. |
| Why did it take so long to imprison the men responsible for this terrible crime? |
| Rather, we differ from other nations only in our high propensity to imprison nonviolent offenders and to incarcerate them for long periods. |
| They have the freedom to imprison themselves within a state of mind, and the freedom to liberate themselves from it. |
| They will imprison the dog in the corn crib, and if after a few weeks he fails to show signs of disease, they'll let him out. |
