Sentence examples for from the prisoners from inspiring English sources

The ransom from the prisoners has been estimated at £50,000.

In an interview with As Sahab in 2006, Mr. Libi spoke of his time in U.S. military custody, especially about conditions at Bagram Air Base outside Kabul: The American character is cowardly: one shout from the prisoners shakes the prison and a general alert is declared in the prison.

In one study, Kjelsberg et al. [ 2] studied the mental health status of this prison population (61 inmates) but assessments were based on information from the prisoners' files from the prison health department.

Perhaps most important, with the insurgency raging in Iraq, there was no effective system at the prisons for wringing intelligence from the prisoners, officials said.

Apart from information released by the criminal justice system and the prison through publicly available statistics, information from the prisoners' personal health files was not made available for this study.

At the end of the day, one of your most important concerns is to keep the prisoners safe in the prison as well as to keep the public safe from the prisoners.

On the side of the house, the settlers had spray-painted the slogan "Greetings from the Prisoners of Zion" — likely a reference to settlers who were in prison under investigation for burning down a house in the Arab village of Duma, in July, killing three members of a family, including an eighteen-month-old child.

When we visited Ironwood State Prison in California recently, it was clear that everyone from the prisoners to the guards, the families to the legislators, believe the way drug problems are treated has to change.

When I was British prime minister, when I left office, Megrahi was specifically excluded from the prisoner transfer program.

Photograph: Martin Argles for the Guardian Updated at 12.45pm BST 11.52am BST Here's some more from the prisoner rehabilitation debate earlier.

A fifth American, Matthew Trevithick, left Iran on Saturday after being freed under an arrangement separate from the prisoner exchange.