Sentence examples for guards are often from inspiring English sources

Security guards are often deployed to escort players and the referees on and off the pitch.

Being "on call" is not considered household work, even though babysitters and home-care workers (not to mention security guards) are often paid to fulfill this role.

Even so, the government spends just 13 lempiras ($0.66) per inmate per day on food, and guards are often poorly paid.

Such escapes are common from Mexican state prisons, where guards are often either bribed or too frightened to resist heavily armed gangs that arrive to free allies or to kill rivals.

Brands like Gucci, Jimmy Choo and Hermès have been bunking in high-end hotels or banding together in new superluxury malls, where guards are often stationed at the doors to keep the destitute outside.

This is exactly the problem: The least experienced guards are often assigned to look after the most challenging population of inmates, many of whom should probably have never been placed in a jail setting at all.

Through it also occurred to me that our "civilian" view of prisons, which is that of an adversarial relationship between inmates and guards, is often not true.

But farmers said they had heard that Israeli guards were often fickle and would shut the gates at the first sign of trouble, often for days at a time.

It held more guerrillas than any other prison in the world, and the ruthlessness and political commitment of its inhabitants made it a place where guards were often more endangered than inmates.

The special three-judge panel described a chaotic system where prisoners were stacked in triple bunk beds in gymnasiums, hallways and day rooms; where single guards were often forced to monitor scores of inmates at a time; and where ill inmates died for lack of treatment.

The atmosphere between prisoners and their guards is often tense.