indefinitely imprison

例句 (10)

• The dictator sought to imprison political opponents indefinitely without trial.独裁者企图未经审判无限期地监禁政治反对派。
• Human rights organizations condemned the decision to imprison activists indefinitely.人权组织谴责无限期监禁活动家的决定。
• Under the new law, individuals deemed a threat could be imprisoned indefinitely.根据新法律，被视为威胁的个人可能被无限期监禁。
• Critics argue that the state should not have the power to imprison citizens indefinitely.批评者认为，国家不应拥有无限期监禁公民的权力。
• His legal team fought to prevent the court from ordering him imprisoned indefinitely.他的法律团队努力阻止法院命令他被无限期监禁。
• The government's policy allowed them to imprison alleged terrorists indefinitely.政府的政策允许他们无限期监禁被指控的恐怖分子。
• Many fear the erosion of civil liberties if authorities can imprison people indefinitely.许多人担心，如果当局可以无限期监禁人民，公民自由将受到侵蚀。
• To imprison someone indefinitely goes against fundamental principles of justice.将某人无限期监禁违背了基本的司法原则。
• There are ongoing debates about the ethics of whether a state can imprison an individual indefinitely.关于一个国家是否可以无限期监禁个人的伦理，存在持续的争论。
• The judge had the authority to imprison the dangerous offender indefinitely for public safety.法官有权为了公共安全无限期监禁这名危险的罪犯。