More than 40 percent of young people who`ve been convicted of a crime in Texas are incarcerated again within three years.

在德克萨斯州被判刑的轻人中，超过40%在三内再次被监禁。

You've been incarcerated since you were 13, Frank.

你从十三岁开始就坐牢了，弗兰克。

We lead the world in only three categories: Number of incarcerated ciziens per capita, number of adults who believe angles are real，and adfense spending where we spend more than the next 26 countries combined.

监狱人员所占人口比重，信教人数，和国防支出, 这项指出比面的26个国家的总和还多。

His father was incarcerated when he was 13 and he didn't have anywhere to live.

他的父亲在他13岁的时候被监禁，他没有地。

At a " Second U Foundation" we give formally incarcerated men and women national certifications and job placements in boutique gyms and corporate health clubs throughout New York City.

“Second U基金会”为真正入狱的人提供经国家认证的证书，并在整个纽约市的精品健身房和企业健俱乐部中为其提供工作。

In 1800, she was incarcerated in Bedlam, disappearing from his life and dying four years later in total neglect.

1800，她被关进了疯人院，从此消失于特纳的生活中，四无声息的离开了人世。

In New York City, Hector Guadalupe, uses fitness training to help formally incarcerated men and women like himself get family sustaining jobs and build careers.

纽约市的Hector Guadalupe利用体能训练帮助像他一样被正式监禁过的男女获得养家糊口的工作并创立一番事业。

Every night, this would give the incarcerated women some peace, some faith, and hope.

每天晚上的祈祷给被监禁的妇女带来一些和平、信念和希望。

This is Colorado's most affordable university, and it's one of just a few in the entire country to offer graduate degrees to students who are currently incarcerated and working to change their lives.

这是科罗拉多州最平价的大学，全国只有它和少数几间大学给正在监禁中的人提供研究生学位，让他们能努力改变他们的人生。

Seventeen-year-old M'Kya said she had heard her brother, incarcerated in New York, had the virus.

17岁的M'Kya表示她听说她在纽约被监禁的哥哥感染了病毒。

I had been incarcerated in juvy three times for three felonies.

我因为犯下三次重罪， 被三次送进青少管教所。

Unsurprisingly, ex-prisoners die earlier than those who have never been incarcerated.

不出所料，刑满释放人员比从未入狱的人寿命更短。

Today we are going to spotlight an inspiring young woman named Yasmine Arrington who knows firsthand the challenges of growing up while having a parent who's incarcerated.

今天我们将聚焦一位名叫娅思敏·阿林顿的鼓舞人心的轻女性，她亲身体验了在父母被监禁的情况下成长所面临的挑战。

Today, her scholarship and mentorship program is helping children of incarcerated parents succeed.

如今，她为孩子们贡献出了自己的奖学金，同时申请到了指导项目，致力于帮助父母被监禁的孩子们取得想要的成功。

This has placed on those incarcerated in our prisons.

这使那些被监禁在我们监狱里的人受到了伤害。

But the US incarcerates people at a rate far greater than any other major nation.

美国特赦囚徒的比率高于其他大国。

Some of the students currently at Newark were incarcerated like Haglid.

现在纽瓦克的一些学生像哈格里德一样被监禁。

Every year, we spend $80 billion in taxpayer dollars to keep people incarcerated.

每一，我们要花销800亿纳税人的钱来维持监狱的正常运行。

So we should approach abuse as an opportunity to intervene, not incarcerate.

因此我们应该利用机会及时干预药物滥用而不是让其入狱。

These folks are fighting over real money and real territory while they're incarcerated.

这些囚犯在关押期间为金钱和地盘厮杀。