Sentence examples for incarceration facilities from inspiring English sources

Research has demonstrated that healthcare provided in incarceration facilities may be the only healthcare incarcerated individuals can access, and has, therefore, been deemed as better than receiving no care at all.

For instance, as stated previously, incarceration facilities are often in very remote places that can make it difficult to sustain familial relationships because of lack of availability of public transport (Comfort 2008).

Awofeso (2011) makes the claim that the architectural design of incarceration facilities can exacerbate conditions such as tuberculosis due to poor ventilation and crowded and shared prison cells and common spaces.

However, a fair amount of research has highlighted the need for better access to and quality of care within incarceration facilities due to the increased likelihood of pre-existing chronic and infectious diseases within prison and jail populations (Magee et al. 2005; Massoglia 2008).

There are now even a few incarceration facilities where prisoners are allowed access to the internet.

There are three incarceration facilities within its city limits, providing beds for up to 3,340 inmates.

(To be fair, the prison is Fortezza Medicea, a gorgeous, medieval building that looks more like a museum than an incarceration facility. But nonetheless, it's still a prison and it's still up the hill).

José was 21 and had been in an incarceration facility in the Bronx called Spotsville.

Zenica prison was once the largest incarceration facility in Yugoslavia; now it's the largest in Bosnia.

The governor also named four minimum-security prisons to be closed: Fulton Correctional Facility in the Bronx, Camp Georgetown in Madison County, Summit Shock Incarceration Correctional Facility in Schoharie County and Buffalo Correctional Facility.

In order to place rehabilitation at the core of the incarceration experience, facilities must adopt appropriate design, personnel, procedures, and training to ensure that everyone who enters and exits is safe from harm and has a chance at moving toward a better future.