In the late 1980s, I myself had expressed hopes that intensive-supervision parole programs could protect the public and its purse.
There were parole programs in the 1980's that I hoped could protect the public.
There were no programs in the 80's that catered to the safety of the public.
The campsite is far away in a parking lot.
The woman is wearing pink.
The man is home eating at the dinner table.
A male soldier salutes his commanding officer.
They are stealing handbags in broad daylight.
Construction workers are picketing.