Sommario
jail {sostantivo}
carcere · carcerazione
to jail {verbo}
carcerare · mandare in prigione · incarcerare
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "jail"
"jail" traduzione italiano
jail {sostantivo}
In Laos, members of the Student Democracy Movement have been in jail since 1999.
These guys could go to jail for up to seven years if they were caught by authorities.
Surely there are ways to prevent that without needing to storm the jail.
People could be put in jail in Denmark for burning the Koran.
Leyla Zana, the European Parliament Sakharov prizewinner, is still in jail.
jail {sostantivo} (anche: imprisonment, custody, committal, incarceration)
Indeed, the expression of free opinions in Iraq has led to people being shot, tortured and stuck in jail.
to jail {verbo}
to jail [jailed|jailed] {v.} (anche: to commit, to incarcerate, to imprison)
From what I see, conditions in French and Portuguese jails are very different.
At the time he was looking after the rights of political prisoners in Italian jails.
There are political prisoners in its jails, there is no freedom of speech and there is censorship.
In 1972, there were 300,000 people in jails and prisons.
It is important that the 83 000 detainees currently being held in Rwanda's overcrowded jails have a fair trial.
to jail [jailed|jailed] {v. t.}
Currently, taxpayers spend about 60,000 dollars per year sending a person to jail.
to jail [jailed|jailed] {v. t.}
The President himself,’ she continues, ‘ has set an example by wrecking our major oil company, YUKOS, after having jailed its chief executive, Mikhail Khodorkovsky.