imprison
imprison.01 - throw in jail
IMPRISON-V NOTES: Frames file for 'imprision' based on sentences in wsj. No Verbnet entry, probably should be in 9.10. (from imprison.01-v predicate notes)Aliases:
imprison (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: court, judge, jury
ARG1-PPT: criminal
ARG2-EXT: term
ARG3-CAU: cause, misdeed
ARG1-PPT: criminal
ARG2-EXT: term
ARG3-CAU: cause, misdeed
active transitive
And in a case filed in federal court in August , a lawyer is arguing that
Missouri authoritiesARG0
are wrongfullyARGM-MNR
imprisoningrel
the fetus of a pregnant woman who is in jail for theft and forgeryARG1
.passive transitive
In the port of BerberaARGM-LOC
, for exampleARGM-DIS
, hundreds of men of the rival Issak clanARG1
were rounded up in May 1988 , imprisonedrel
, and then taken out at night in groups of five to 50 men to be executed without any judicial process whatsoever .with term
If convictedARGM-ADV
, heARG1
couldARGM-MOD
be imprisonedrel
for up to 10 yearsARG2
and fined $ 250,000 .with crime
Imprisonedrel
by the NazisARG0
during World War IIARGM-TMP
for his political beliefsARG3
, Mr. HoneckerARG1
typified the postwar generation of committed Communist leaders in Eastern Europe who took their cues from Moscow .