Sentence examples for conduct prisoner from inspiring English sources

This animosity was rooted in both racial attitudes and the belief that African-American prisoners were the reason for the Union's refusal to conduct prisoner exchanges, a belief that had merit and was propagated by their captors.

The administration has responded that the US has a long history of conducting prisoner swaps during times of war.

Noting that Cuba has conducted prisoner releases in the past and then gone on to fill its jails with even more political dissidents, Human Rights Watch said that the country's judicial system clearly needed an overhaul.

Communicating primarily via Telegram messenger, an app that allows for encrypted communications, Maqdisi sent word to Isis in January of this year that the Jordanians would be willing to conduct a prisoner swap: in return for the pilot, they would release a woman named Sajida al-Rishawi.

Obama has the authority to conduct a prisoner swap and rewrite U.S. policy on Cuba.

To further examine if parasites have the potential to help stabilize some mutualisms we conduct Iterative Prisoner's Dilemma (IPD) simulations, a common framework for predicting the outcomes of cooperative/non-cooperative interactions, which incorporate parasitism as an additional factor.

Around 50 interviews and focus groups were conducted, and prisoner assessments were observed across five private and public prisons in England and Wales.

There is evidence the Nigerian government and Boko Haram have conducted previous prisoner exchanges.

"Do you believe there's a constitutional right to homosexual conduct by prisoners?" he asked.

In 1955 he was on a 10-member Pentagon committee that drew up a new code of conduct for prisoners of war.

The Syrian Observatory also reported that Syrian authorities had for the first time conducted a prisoner swap with rebel fighters, releasing two detainees for the son of a prominent official.