Sentence examples for guards on how from inspiring English sources

Lakemacher spoke about how prisoners were treated as non-humans and that the contractors, perhaps those who built the prisons, told them that the prisoners were the lowest of the low and trained the guards on how to ignore their humanity.

The document, which was posted on the BOP website without fanfare, mandates specialized training for federal prison guards on how to treat transgender inmates, says trans inmates should be allowed to shower separately from other inmates, and requires that housing placements give "serious consideration" to transgender inmates' own sense of where they might be safest.

Slightly Mad is also being guarded on how its payment model will work, although it looks like it'll be at least partially about customising car appearance rather than performance.

"We still need to be guarded on how much we build the lad up," England's limited-overs coach Ashley Giles said.

As I picked my way across the rooftops, noticing one of the streetlamps below me was on the blink, I heard a couple of guards remarking on how beautiful a golden mask in the window of a jewelry shop looked.

And they might need a new starting shooting guard, depending on how Woodson uses Smith and Prigioni.

She lays it all out on the table, giving me inside dirt -- delicious, closely guarded tips on how to wrap the pork belly around the roast -- lots of layers of tinfoil so no steam can escape.

But this time the measures -- including new guidelines on how guards may use force, additional guard training and the installation of more video cameras -- are being applied throughout the city's system, including the large jail complex on Rikers Island.

Such as back guards, PPE, and information on how to complete an action safely.

The discrepancy between the two guard lengths will depend on how intense of a fade you want.

The planning for after 2014 turns on troubling questions on how to guard against the expansion of terrorist groups and advise an Afghan military that has little airpower, poor logistics and difficulties evacuating and treating its own wounded.