0 the act of putting someone in prison for political or military reasons, especially during a war: --
an internment camp
Thus, orders for curfew, the closure of roads and passageways, restrictions on licensed premises, detention, internment, restriction, and exclusion were most heavily levied in the years immediately following partition.
For one thing, you may be able to work the sales agent for something extra, say a chaise lounge or maybe a casket for somebody's internment.
Klein is held to be of secondary importance; his music before internment is overlooked.
They were subject to ongoing surveillance and any violation of the terms of the legislation or other federal law could result in summary regulation, internment, or deportation.
Dalziel, for example, demanded the internment of resident alien enemies of military age.
The fines awarded generally got larger towards the end of the occupation, especially in the case of repeat offenders, although the length of internment did not.
By the time the population was confronted with the need to evade internment and deportation, two independent organizational strategies were already in place.
Indeed, fines began to replace internment as the favoured form of punishment.
