Incarcerate

The intense heat can incarcerate you in the air-conditioned house.

The king chose to incarcerate his enemy in the tower.

The zookeeper will incarcerate the wild animals in their cages at night.

The government will incarcerate illegal immigrants in detention centers until their status is determined.

The captain will incarcerate the stowaway in the brig until they reach port.

Can you please incarcerate the cleaning products in a locked cabinet?

The authorities incarcerate the criminal in a maximum-security prison.

The doctor decided to incarcerate the patient in the isolation ward.

The prison staff will incarcerate the inmate in a cell.

The judge will incarcerate the convicted murderer for 25 years.

They incarcerate dangerous animals in the zoo.

The mental institution was known to incarcerate patients who did not require institutionalization.

The judge will incarcerate the convicted criminal for ten years.

The dictator decided to incarcerate his political opponents.

The police were ordered to incarcerate the suspect until trial.

The government used its power to silence dissent and incarcerate anyone who spoke out against their policies.

The landlord threatened to incarcerate the tenant if they didn't pay the rent on time.

The government's policy will incarcerate the citizens' freedoms.

The scientist had to incarcerate the dangerous chemicals in a special container.

The security guard will incarcerate the shoplifter in the holding cell until the police arrive.

The teacher had to incarcerate the misbehaving student in a timeout corner.

The prison-industrial complex will incarcerate a disproportionate number of people of color.

The defense attorney pleaded with the judge not to incarcerate their client due to mitigating circumstances.

The sentencing guidelines allow judges to incarcerate for various lengths of time.

The judge decided to incarcerate the defendant for life without parole.

The prosecutor argued that the judge should incarcerate the offender for the maximum sentence allowed by law.

The judge had no choice but to incarcerate the defendant, as they violated the terms of their probation multiple times.

The prosecutor will incarcerate the offender for their crime.

The defense team appealed the decision to incarcerate their client for life.

The court ordered to incarcerate the defendant in a federal penitentiary outside of the state.

The parole board decided to incarcerate the parolee for a violation.

The court may incarcerate the defendant in a state or federal prison.

The corrections officer will incarcerate the detainee in a holding cell.

The police officer had to incarcerate the suspect in handcuffs until backup arrived.

The prosecutor sought to incarcerate the offender for a maximum sentence.

The judge decided to incarcerate the defendant until the next hearing.

The judge will decide whether to incarcerate the convicted criminal immediately or at a later date.

The school has the authority to incarcerate students for disciplinary reasons.

The scientist will incarcerate the lab rats in their cages while conducting experiments.

The government's policy to incarcerate all illegal immigrants was heavily criticized.

The heavy snowfall could incarcerate the car on the mountain road.

The jury's verdict will incarcerate the defendant in prison.

The doctor advised the patient to incarcerate their physical activities until their injury was healed.

The hotel staff will incarcerate the lost items in the lost and found box.

The pandemic has forced many countries to incarcerate their citizens to their homes.

The park ranger will incarcerate the lost hikers in a safe shelter until they can be rescued.

The weight of the rubble will incarcerate any survivors of the earthquake.

The judge can incarcerate someone who is found guilty of a crime.

The parole board denied the request for early release and decided to incarcerate the parolee until their release date.

The prison system has the responsibility to incarcerate convicted criminals.