Sentence examples for disciplinary cell from inspiring English sources

Though clearly gravely injured, Mr. Bah was shackled and taken to a disciplinary cell.

The military said he had been placed in a disciplinary cell because he threw bodily fluids on a guard.

He noted that Mr. Latif was under "intense scrutiny" — including regular monitoring by guards and cameras — and that another detainee had said Mr. Latif had been taken from a medical cell to a disciplinary cell shortly before his death.

In the agency's confidential files was a jail video showing Mr. Bah face down in the medical unit, hands cuffed behind his back, just before medical personnel sent him to a disciplinary cell.

Last week, as federal officials took a reporter on a rare tour of the jail, past the crowded holding cells into locked dorms and disciplinary cells that double as "medical holds," one of the longtime detainees waiting to learn his fate was Adler Michel, 52, a legal resident from Haiti with diabetes, high blood pressure and a swollen jaw.

At the same time it concerned with a practice of solitary confinement of children in disciplinary cells that is in breach with international standards and considered ill-treatment.

By March he was unable to shower by himself, and "for hygiene issues" he was sent to a disciplinary isolation cell.

It was clear that the old disciplinary boundaries genetics, cell biology, biochemistry, developmental biology were rapidly dissolving and that a truly integrative, multi-disciplinary review journal might be the appropriate sort of journal to recognize that fact.

It is a multi-disciplinary field that involves cell and molecular biology, materials science, chemical and mechanical engineering, chemistry, and physics.

Collaborative working primarily followed a complementary model, with co-working between scientists and research groups with different disciplinary skill sets, such as cell culture or pharmacology being necessary to address the complexity of stem cell science.

Nick was a 15-year-old football player and Boy Scout in Fairfax County, Va., a student whose records showed mostly A's and B's, near-perfect attendance and two disciplinary actions (for using a cell phone and copying someone's class work).