locking up

The move, which defies a UN recommendation, means potentially locking up even more young people.

They are frustrated with the sense of disorder they see in brazen smash-and-grab robberies and stores locking up everyday goods because of retail theft.

And likened involuntary commitment to locking up the “physically unattractive or socially eccentric” to avoid “public unease.”

His one-stop will be opposite to everyone else, he doesn't want to start locking up because he could pick up a flat spot and compromise your performance for that long run.

Trump has referred to locking up his political enemies before, in increasingly authoritarian rhetoric.