Sentence examples for escape risk from inspiring English sources

You're considered a greater escape risk".

"But it's also almost nonsensical to risk losing them to escape, risk 40 days of a Waco standoff," he said.

He is in an "individual and special safety" wing for people who pose an escape risk or for those with particular behavioural problems, a spokeswoman told AFP.

Cluchey, who was denied a seat at the performance because he was considered an escape risk, found a new calling in the experience of Beckett's work.

A pugnacious and volatile young man, Mr. Cluchey was deemed an escape risk by prison officials and was not allowed to attend the show.

And, despite the fact that Belmarsh has never had a prisoner escape in its 19-year history, he would also be a possible escape risk.

All three prisoners were labelled "very dangerous escape risks" and locked in the Treatment Unit, better known as "the hole".

And though the rules imposed on inmates vary from state to state, a common denominator is a ban on participation by sex offenders or suspected escape risks.

But as late as 1959 the Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons wrote: 'Today the prisoners with detainers are evaluated individually but there remains a tendency to consider them escape risks and to assign them accordingly.

They were desperate to escape, risking everything to get away from their homeland.

Most of the inmates at East Moline come from two groups: first time nonviolent short-timers, like me, who are perceived as low escape risks; and certain long-timers who are coming to the end of their sentences.