Sentence examples for correctional steps from inspiring English sources

"Like everything else in our world, when something turns slightly bad it goes very bad and you have to make big correctional steps to get yourself back on track".

To that end, the association in April released a guide outlining 10 steps correctional industries programs can take to maximize the good they do for employees.

And now our correctional officers are stepping it up and throwing down some harsh words at Prime Minister Stephen Harper's government.

He proposed a monumental change in the jails, calling for deputies to be replaced by lower-paid, non-sworn correctional officers -- a step that could save the county millions of dollars a year.

Several state correctional departments have instituted "step-down" programs to ease inmates out of solitary, into the general prison population, and eventually back into society.

While not a fault of such correspondence programs, correctional agencies have not stepped up to the plate to either fund such programs or create comparable educational programs in-house.

But the executive action by the Obama Administration is a progressive step forward on correctional education, especially given that legislation like the Restoring Education and Learning (REAL) Act which would eliminate the provision in the crime bill barring prisoners in state or federal institutions from Pell Grant eligibility remains stalled in Congress.

Trump administration cutbacks have left some prisons short on correctional officers, requiring other workers to step in.

"Too many correctional officers are psychotic, sadistic persons who enjoy stepping on others," he said at one point.

Hogan said he has taken numerous steps to recruit and offer incentives to hire more correctional officers.

The government is also taking steps to immediately remove detainees from the Don Dale youth correctional facility and is assessing former immigration detention centres as alternative accommodation.