Sentence examples for for each prisoner from inspiring English sources

A "compact" or "contract" for each prisoner setting out the prisoner's expectations and responsibilities in the prison in which he or she is held A national system of Accredited Standards, with which, in time, each prison establishment would be required to comply.

On average, it costs about $31,000 a year to care for each prisoner.

While executions would still be performed by the state, officials said, the Department of Corrections would relinquish all other day-to-day operations to the private operator and pay a per-diem fee for each prisoner.

For the April executions, Indonesia allocated around AU$20,000 for each prisoner in its "execution budget" and chose Nusakambangan Island for the venue because it was cheaper than other locations.

They would be better off if neither one of them talked, but the worst possible outcome for each prisoner would be to keep quiet while the other one talked.

At an average cost of £40,000 a year for each prisoner, this amounts to a huge investment in failure – and a total lack of consideration for potential future victims of released prisoners.

One non-military source in Misrata said the problem rested with the lack of a command structure for the militias; each prisoner is in effect the property of the militia who arrested him.

For this to happen, each prisoner would have to predict that the other will act in their mutual interest.

They do, however, have enough evidence to send each prisoner away for two years for theft of the getaway car.

The governor received money from the Crown to support the prisoners, with the amount varying on rank: the governor received 19 livres a day for each political prisoner – with counseiller-grade nobles receiving 15 livres – and, at the other end of the scale, three livres a day for each commoner.

Longer waits for trial also increase costs -- at a rate of $262 a day for each pretrial prisoner, Mr. Morgenthau said.