Sentence examples for cscs from inspiring English sources

Most were sent to one of England's five close supervision centres (CSCs) after attacking guards or other convicts.

The PRT study's findings are based on a survey, distributed to all prisons, and on visits to 15 prisons, including 14 segregation units and four CSCs.

CSCs usually have a more open regime, in which small numbers of prisoners are separated from the main population but have access to educational and other facilities.

A new report by the Prison Reform Trust sheds light on a little-known area of incarceration: segregation units and close supervision centres (CSCs).

The specialist close supervision centres (CSCs), or "prisons within a prison", are sometimes referred as "a secret world within the high-security estate" and described as "like a submarine", with little light and austere cages for exercise yards.

CSCs are not designed to deal with prisoners with mental health issues, but in 2011 the manager of the unit in Woodhill said many prisoners did have psychiatric problems and that incidence of self harm was high.

More recent mergers--CSC and Index, EDS and A.T. Kearney--reflect the quest for what the IT-based firms call "integrated solutions".But there are good arguments for caution.

Their names and abbreviations are sine (sin), cosine (cos), tangent (tan), cotangent (cot), secant (sec), and cosecant (csc).

CSC Index puts on seminars at which outside gurus ponder issues such as creativity or the changing role of chief executives.

CSC is now in trouble because it had nothing else in the pipeline.

There is a social and political expectation that records will be kept, says Peter Allen of CSC, a technology provider: "The more we know, the more we are expected to know for ever".