Sentence examples for hanging points from inspiring English sources

"How many hanging points would there be in that room?" Castan asked.

He also said he was not familiar with the recommendations of the 1998-1991 royal commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody, which dealt extensively with hanging points.

Daniels said it was "impractical to impossible" to minimise the hanging points in the storage closet, saying "it is a room that probably should not have been open".

Mudford told the inquest that he had not considered whether the room ought to have been kept locked, access to hanging points generally, why Bennell had not been at his scheduled program that afternoon, or attempts by program workers to find Bennell.

The inquest also heard from the head of the prison's ligature minimisation program, Andrew Daniels, who said there were at least as many hanging points in Bennell's cell as in the storage room where he died, despite the prison having spent $5m on ligature minimisation in the years leading up to Bennell's death.

The coroner, Sarah Linton, said the storage room – which is dark, has a door that inmates can close, and, according to Richard Mudford, who conducted the department's internal review of Bennell's death, is "riddled" with hanging points – was an "unusual" room to have in a prison.

Once you find that game trail find a suitable hanging point for the wire to hang down from.

Hang from the tree or some other hanging point.

Hang the pumpkin by tying the strings to a tree or similar hanging point.

The hanging, pointed sash and the deep decolletage, which extends into bands that constrict the arms, have a symbolic value as mourning and imprisonment, and...intimations of a dark and snaky side...5...5

Of the 34 records with discrepancies between the reviewer and algorithm, ten were related to hanging anchor points, ten were related to hanging means, and six were related to identification of smothering as a mechanism or means of smothering.