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1·The judiciary must think very hard before jailing nonviolent offenders.

司法部在把非暴力罪犯投入监狱之前一定要慎重考虑。《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》

2·There is a risk of jailing though, they can break out.

监禁有风险，他们可能越狱。

3·Part of their earnings goes to repay the cost of jailing them.

他们收入的一部分用来交纳“监禁”他们的成本。

4·He said it required the jailing of some but not others who present the same risk.

他说，这需要一些人，但谁不相同的风险目前关押。

5·When we condemn others we are chained to them, jailing them and imprisoning ourselves.

当我们定别人的罪，我们便与他锁链在一起了，同时监禁了他们和我们。

6·If they start jailing people like me, the prisons will be full very soon, said Gao Qiang.

监禁，如果他们开始像我这样的人，监狱将充满很快，高强说。

7·Some politicians have realised that there are more artful ways of subduing people than shooting or jailing them.

一些政客已经意识到有比枪和监狱更高明的使民众屈服的方法。

8·It would appear, therefore, that jailing critical journalists is an attempt to eradicate the last vestige of resistance to his rule.

因此，关押批评他的记者显然被看作是一场清除反抗他统治的余党的扫尾举措。

9·The amnesty report, which argued that jailing and harassment of activists has actually increased in the last year came out in April.

大赦的报告，该报告认为，监禁和骚扰活动家实际上已经在去年增加了四月。

10·Their neighbor, Australia, has long shown its intention to turn away the drowning and starving, jailing refugees and sending them back.

他们的邻居，澳大利亚，长久以来都在展示其拒绝溺水的人和饥饿的人，监禁并遣返避难者的意图。

(1)in jail在监狱；在狱中服刑；被封锁了

(1)go to jail入狱