Sentence examples for easing overcrowding from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of inmates and their relatives ended a prison standoff today after reaching an agreement with Government negotiators on improving prison conditions and easing overcrowding.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority yesterday proposed charging people less if they ride subways or buses during off-peak periods, in hopes of easing overcrowding during the commuting rushes.

"This single grant will both intervene in the condition of one of the museum's most priceless and significant collections, but also will start us down the path toward improving all the collections by easing overcrowding in general," she said.

Mr. Gamal envisioned a congregation of 2,000, mainly Muslims who work in the area; the existing building on the site already draws scores to prayers on Fridays, easing overcrowding at the neighborhood's two existing mosques.

He was allowed to serve his entire sentence in Los Angeles rather than a state prison due to a law aimed at easing overcrowding by shifting non-violent offenders to local facilities.

He cited the early goal of easing overcrowding in jails, and the desire to give municipalities bearing the brunt of the costs of housing inmates a chance to release nonviolent or ill prisoners.

The bureau says the plan will ease overcrowding in its men's prisons.

Congress should reverse this nonsensical cut and open Berlin Prison to ease overcrowding.

And each talks about the need to ease overcrowding in the district's public schools.

Would have created 36 Criminal Court and Family Court judgeships in New York City to ease overcrowding.

Earlier this month, County Executive Robert D. Prunetti said the authorities should examine ways to ease overcrowding.