Sentence examples for genuine prisoners from inspiring English sources

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The actors are genuine prisoners from the prison's maximum-security wing, who throw themselves into the well-known saga of tyranny, liberty, and violent resolution with a gusto born of experience.

An e-mail message recovered by Danner from a captain in military intelligence in August 2003 reveals the officer's desire to distinguish between genuine prisoners of war and "unlawful combatants".

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It is based around a genuine prisoner of war camp and many of the exhibits are inside the original camp buildings, while outside are vehicles and aircraft of the period.

Khodorkovsky's supporters regard him as a liberal democratic crusader against Putin's authoritarian ambitions and a genuine prisoner of conscience.

Yeah, maybe this guy isn't a real prisoner, but everyone's reactions to him are genuine gold.

"We need to find out why we were mistreated in the last 42 years and this can only happen if there is a genuine chance for every prisoner to be held accountable in a just trial.

Rather, it showed that the American campaign had been carried out "with scrupulous regard for the rules of civilized warfare, with careful and genuine consideration for the prisoner and the noncombatant, with self-restraint, and with humanity never surpassed, if ever equaled, in any conflict, worthy only of praise, and reflecting credit on the American people".

The Gilbert Library and Prisoners Aid Societyy (1876 83) was of genuine, if limited, service; prison libraries were supported, small personal items were distributed to prisoners, and support and sometimes employment were offered to released prisoners.

The regime now needs to release the other 2,100 political prisoners and begin a genuine dialogue with Aung San Suu Kyi and all opposition and ethnic groups.

They had urged Ban not to visit Burma, and risk handing the junta a propaganda prize with his visit, without first ensuring he would gain concessions in the form of the release of political prisoners and steps towards genuine democracy.

"It is frankly appalling that personal injury and clinical negligence claims by prisoners, where there is genuine injury and negligence, are being whipped up as 'compensation culture'". He continues, "Whatever crime they may have committed, prisoners are human beings with rights.

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