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 incarceration [in,kɑ:sә'reiʃәn]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 下狱, 监禁, 禁闭

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    incarceration
    [ noun ]
    the state of being imprisoned
    <noun.state>
    he was held in captivity until he diedthe imprisonment of captured soldiers
    his ignominious incarceration in the local jail
    he practiced the immurement of his enemies in the castle dungeon


    Incarceration \In*car`cer*a"tion\, n. [Cf. F. incarc['e]ration.]
    1. The act of confining, or the state of being confined;
    imprisonment. --Glanvill.

    2. (Med.)
    (a) Formerly, strangulation, as in hernia.
    (b) A constriction of the hernial sac, rendering it
    irreducible, but not great enough to cause
    strangulation.

    1. Despite a Probation Department recommendation of probation, Real sentenced Myers to three years in jail for each of two counts of making false statements and then suspended all but 60 days of the incarceration.
    2. The money will go toward investigation, prosecution, incarceration and treatment of drug offenders.
    3. The breakdown of the code of silence by mobsters faced with prosecution, forfeiture of assets and incarceration.
    4. "As you mark your 41st birthday, your fourth in incarceration, we join our hearts with yours in yearning for your freedom.
    5. The decision also does not affect state laws that require prison inmates to reimburse the state _ from sources other than federal benefits _ for some of the costs of their incarceration.
    6. He wonders at the benefit to society from his incarceration and suggests that perhaps society would be better served if he were allowed instead to perform some act of community service or volunteer work.
    7. Sand also fined Jones $25,000 and ordered her to pay $14,850 for the cost of her incarceration.
    8. The biography admirably draws together the many adventurous threads that went into such a comparatively small body of work. We follow Hughes going steerage to New York and suffering the indignities of an immigrant's incarceration on Ellis Island.
    9. It said state security considerations, criminal proceedings and incarceration could prevent a person from being issued a passport. Access to classified materials would allow the Soviet government to deny an individual a passport for five years, Tass said.
    10. It exceeded the incarceration rate of the Soviet Union and the Union of South Africa," he said.
    11. In his interview, Westrate discussed the impact Noriega's incarceration on the drug trade.
    12. Mandela will thank those groups for their support during his incarceration and for the pressure they exerted on Congress and the business community to impose economic sanctions against the South African government since 1986.
    13. At the same time, we all benefit when idle inmates become working taxpayers with the means to compensate the victims of their crimes, contribute to the support of their own families, and offset the cost of their incarceration.
    14. Unlike the United States, where commitment is a legal process, the Soviet Union permits incarceration in a mental hospital if two psychiatrists sign the order.
    15. Repeat violators are also subject to a maximum of six months' incarceration for each alien hired.
    16. The study, based on the crime and incarceration rates for nine states, projects a 30% increase in parolees over the same five-year period.
    17. "That's not any different from his demeanor throughout his incarceration." Monetary union of the two Germanys is expected to foster growth in the West German economy and help rebuild the East, but the cost may be high.
    18. A sentence in this type of case shouldn't involve excessive incarceration but should involve restitution and meaningful community contributions.
    19. Defense lawyers generally agree incarceration is necessary in some white-collar cases, but say it's counterproductive and wasteful to send nonviolent felons into a prison system already overflowing with hard criminals.
    20. Unlike the California cases, the suit before Sporkin did not involve defendants who faced sentencing under the new guidelines, which provide a complicated set of factors for determining the length of a defendant's incarceration.
    21. It's been two years since the first group of young men arrived at Camp Sauble for 90 days of "shock incarceration," a mix of discipline, hard labor, education and intimidation.
    22. Getty said drug-using criminals who commit violent crimes must pay through incarceration.
    23. But Dixon's ruling said, "The order which causes (Morgan's) incarceration was and continues to be for coercive purposes only, and this has not changed due solely to the passage of time.
    24. Cedarbaum said Mulheren's crimes required incarceration. "Anyone who tampers with the integrity of the stock market will go to prison." After sentencing Mulheren to a year and one day in prison, Cedarbaum allowed him to remain free pending appeal.
    25. Flannery imposed a complicated sentence of two to eight months' incarceration for each of the counts but then suspended all but 30 days of each of the sentences so that Nofziger will have to serve only 90 days if his appeal is denied.
    26. Kidnappers in south Lebanon today freed Swiss hostage Elio Erriquez after 10 months' incarceration and handed him over to Syrian officials, Red Cross officials said.
    27. August 1988: The D.C. Court of Appeals upholds Morgan's incarceration.
    28. I don't know whether a lengthy incarceration will do anyone any good.
    29. In the 1980s alone, the number of people in prison more than doubled; currently, 0.3% of the national population is behind bars, an incarceration rate that exceeds that of all other Western democracies.
    30. Mr. Mohtashemi argues that once the Western powers have recovered all their hostages, they will wreak bloody vengeance on those responsible for their incarceration, and the latter will have nothing to retaliate with.
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