Sentence examples for cutting confinement from inspiring English sources
Ms. Hirsi Ali's early years, by contrast, consisted of dictatorship, war, patriarchy, genital cutting, confinement and beatings so severe that she once ended up in a hospital with a fractured skull.
Some are held in solitary confinement.
The committee also heard from Christopher Epps, who is the commissioner of the Department of Corrections in Mississippi, one of a growing number of states that have reduced prison violence and reaped millions in budgetary savings by steeply cutting back on solitary confinement.
The country that locks up the most people has been reassessing its decades-long surge in prisoner numbers, with initiatives ranging from presidential pledges on solitary confinement to cutting the number of young people behind bars.
The performance advantages promoted by multivariable minimum effort control are emphasized with the confinement of lead-screw wind-up and cutting load disturbance effects whilst limiting output cross coupling with improving transient behaviour and steady state accuracy.
The overriding problem with cutting nets is that dolphins do not readily leave confinement.
A century before, the neo-Gothic structure was believed to be on the cutting edge of incarceration, birthing the modern-day practice known as solitary confinement, where inmates are held in isolation for (roughly) 23 hours a day.
New York has agreed to a major overhaul in the way solitary confinement is administered in the state's prisons, with the goal of significantly reducing the number of inmates held in isolation, cutting the maximum length of stay and improving their living conditions.
