Sentence examples for cost of imprisonment from inspiring English sources
It was not intended to go toward her cost of imprisonment, Ms. Gaffney said.
Production of a documentary that raises awareness about public health consequences, detrimental social impact, and cost of imprisonment.
"As state budgets get constricted, the public is looking for ways to offset the cost of imprisonment".
It's not cheap, but compared with the cost of imprisonment, it represents a bargain for any politician bold enough to take the risk.
Harpersville, like many other places, jailed people who failed to pay probation fines and fees although the cost of imprisonment often exceeds the costs for which they are liable.
The "enforcement agreement" between Britain and the special court says the UK will bear the cost of imprisonment and must open the facilities to inspection by the European committee for the prevention of torture and inhuman or degrading treatment.
Yet a few short years of tight state budgets have inspired former "get tough" true believers to suddenly denounce the costs of imprisonment.
Instead of humanitarian concern for prisoners, Americans relate to the costs of imprisonment (one year at San Quentin costs more than tuition at Stanford) and safety concerns stemming from the failure to rehabilitate prisoners.
Little will have been gained if we trade a bloated prison system for sprawling forms of electronic surveillance that offload the costs of imprisonment onto offenders, their families and their communities.
But if the social costs of imprisonment grow without limit along with the prison population, mass incarceration becomes a self-defeating strategy for crime control.
