Sentence examples for individual jails from inspiring English sources

Labour's justice spokesman, Lord Falconer, said his party supported modernising the prison estate but said the performance of individual jails rather than the value of their real estate should be the key criteria for selecting those to be sold.

Everyone is in their own individual jail, some deteriorate and some develop".

"The second part is focused on the individual jail in your head or in a psychiatric hospital.

He stresses that the question of whether or not to allow in-person visits "is completely up to each individual jail".Often, though, officials prefer to stop them.

The recommendations from some advisers to the king include a pardon for all political prisoners, the release of individuals jailed from 2017, and the release of prisoners deemed to have health problems.

The case comes amid fears for freedom of expression in the east African country - especially in light the recent decisions to suspend a number of newspapers and jail individuals jailed for criticising the government.

The individuals jailed were identified only by initials and ages, and comprised eight in the Kosovo capital, Prishtina; seven in the eastern town of Gjilan, near the Serbian border; 11 from Ferizaj in the southeast; five from Prizren in the south; four from Peja in the northwest, and five from Mitrovica in the extreme north.

Since the early 1970s, the number of individuals in jails and state and federal prisons has grown exponentially.

"Prolonged isolation of individuals in jails and prisons is a grave problem in the United States," the statement said.

In the titanium dioxide case, an individual was jailed in the US – but prosecutors were unable to serve documents on the Chinese firm concerned.

The British found in Northern Ireland that once we suspended the age-old rules of insisting that the authorities produce initial evidence in front of an unbiased magistrate before they can throw an individual into jail, the system begins to unravel.