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enjailing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
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enjailing Sentence Examples
- The authoritarian government's enjailing of political dissidents drew international condemnation.
- The activist's enjailing sparked widespread protests and demands for their immediate release.
- The enjailing of innocent citizens based on false accusations is a violation of fundamental human rights.
- The enjailing of whistle-blowers who expose corruption and wrongdoing undermines democracy and accountability.
- The excessive use of enjailing for minor offenses perpetuates systemic inequality and disproportionately impacts marginalized communities.
- The enjailing of individuals solely for their political beliefs or religious affiliation is a form of persecution and suppression of dissent.
- The enjailing of journalists who report on sensitive issues or criticize the government is an attempt to stifle press freedom and limit access to information.
- The enjailing of peaceful protesters who exercise their right to assembly and expression is a violation of democratic principles and undermines the legitimacy of the government.
- The enjailing of asylum seekers and refugees fleeing persecution and violence is a cruel and inhumane act that violates international law and humanitarian principles.
- The enjailing of individuals based on their race, ethnicity, or social status is a form of systemic discrimination and perpetuates historical injustices.
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The authoritarian government's enjailing of political dissidents drew international condemnation.
The activist's enjailing sparked widespread protests and demands for their immediate release.
The enjailing of innocent citizens based on false accusations is a violation of fundamental human rights.
The enjailing of whistle-blowers who expose corruption and wrongdoing undermines democracy and accountability.
