Predicate: imprison
Frames file for 'imprision' based on sentences in wsj. No Verbnet
entry, probably should be in 9.10.
Roleset id: imprison.01 , throw in jail, vncls: 9.10
Roles:
Arg0: court, judge, jury
Arg1: criminal
Arg2: term
Arg3: cause, misdeed
Example: active transitive
person: ns, tense: present, aspect: progressive, voice: active, form: participle
And in a case filed in federal court in August, a lawyer is
arguing that Missouri authorities are wrongfully imprisoning the
fetus of a pregnant woman who is in jail for theft and forgery.
Arg0 : Missouri authorities
ArgM-MNR : wrongfully
Rel : imprisoning
Arg1 : the fetus of a pregnant woman who is in jail for
theft and forgery
Example: passive transitive
person: ns, tense: past, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
In the port of Berbera, for example, [hundreds of men of the rival
Issak clan]-2 were rounded up in May 1988, imprisoned [*-2], and then
taken out at night in groups of five to 50 men to be executed
without any judicial process whatsoever.
ArgM-LOC : In the port of Berbera
ArgM-DIS : for example
Rel : imprisoned
Arg1 : [*-2]
Example: with term
person: ns, tense: present, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
If convicted, he-1 could be imprisoned [*-1] for up to 10 years and
fined $250,000.
ArgM-ADV : If convicted
ArgM-MOD : could
Rel : imprisoned
Arg1 : [*-1]
Arg2 : for up to 10 years
Example: with crime
person: ns, tense: ns, aspect: ns, voice: passive, form: participle
[*-2]-3 Imprisoned [*-3] by the Nazis during World War II for his
political beliefs, [Mr. Honecker]-2 typified the postwar generation of
committed Communist leaders in Eastern Europe who took their cues
from Moscow.
Rel : Imprisoned
Arg0 : by the Nazis
ArgM-TMP : during World War II
Arg3 : for his political beliefs
Arg1 : [*-3]