Sentence examples for earning privileges from inspiring English sources

Mr Grayling has also betrayed his susceptibility to provocative headlines, suggesting that prison regimes are too lax by toughening the rules on the temporary release of inmates, on earning privileges, and even on when "lights out" happens – none of which steps are conducive to inmates' wellbeing.

Gender inequality among older cohorts is largely a legacy of past occupational and earning privileges for males, and the fragmented design of China's health insurance and pension programs.

The paper concluded that the introduction of IDE program at YUC is relevant as demanded by the profession and graduate students will be benefited to be technically knowledgeable and earning privileges of being engineering graduate holders.

Changes to the Incentives and Earned Privileges scheme will mean male inmates must "actively earn privileges", such as access to television and the right to wear their own clothes, rather than receive them by default through an absence of bad behaviour.

Units operate points-based systems which allow their residents to earn privileges by good behaviour.

Those should be basic rights, not earned privileges, the report said.

Men can also wear their own clothes under an earned privileges incentive scheme.

The Ministry of Justice must urgently rethink its incentives and earned privileges policy".

It was contained within an instruction to set up the incentives and earned privileges scheme last November.

Prisoners can still buy books under the Incentives and earned privileges scheme, which is designed to ensure compliancy.

They are just banned from receiving books as gifts in the post under the new "incentives and earned privileges" scheme.