Sentence examples for better prisoners from inspiring English sources

"The end game is not to produce better prisoners, but better citizens," he says.

Such programs allow students to learn at their own pace, Ms. Shapiro said, and would be better for prisoners.

In "Better Protecting Prisoners" (editorial, April 7), you suggest that "ending cross-gender pat-down searches" would lead to fewer sexual assaults in jails.

"Better Protecting Prisoners" (editorial, April 7) is right: the Justice Department's proposed standards to stop prison rape need to be strengthened.

"It would be better if prisoners were out at work and some activity, rather than lying on their backs in their cells watching daytime telly," Mr Hardwick said.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly, who formed a task force to look at escapes after several high-profile incidents this year, said yesterday that the department was investigating ways to better secure prisoners, especially in hospitals.

Below are profiles of the better known prisoners due to be released.

Thus, innovative strategies that make acute PD diagnoses followed by assessments after periods of abstinence might better serve prisoners.

Many were treated no better than prisoners in medieval torture chambers.

Michael heard that they were in the land with so few people, and he collected together a great number of people, a number that was marvellous, and he rode after them as one thinking they were all no better than prisoners, and in his hand.

We based our analyses on the NHPI, which was created to better understand prisoner health across different points of incarceration and maps morbidity across three levels.