“They allow the courts to imprison people for offences which are not otherwise imprisonable.”

“Remand in custody shall generally be available only in respect of persons suspected of committing offences that are imprisonable.”

“Henceforth, every Member State will have to make it an imprisonable offence to publicly justify, deny or crudely trivialise crimes of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, and I am satisfied about that.”

“Inside the towns, quarantine went into effect, with the sick isolated in prisonlike infirmaries called lazarettos.”

“It was often described as a prisonlike facility and was overdue for a redesign.”

“She waits for a place outside her prisonlike tent where she can crawl freely and play.”

“At least one of the imprisoned dissidents has begun a hunger strike in protest against his detention.”