Sentence examples for instead of warehousing from inspiring English sources

For nearly 30 years the state has pursued a policy of reintegrating the mentally ill in their communities instead of warehousing them in hospitals.

Re "Concern Rising Over Use of Juvenile Prisons to 'Warehouse' the Mentally Ill" (news article, Dec. 5): Instead of warehousing children in juvenile justice settings, it would behoove the nation to focus on improving the quality of treatment for children and provide the necessary financial and organizational resources needed to develop long-term, integrated programs.

Instead of warehousing books to sell, Contentville partners with distributor Ingram Book Group, which ships out an order as it's received.

Instead of warehousing call records in a military database, the panel will recommend that the telephone companies hold it for safe keeping.

This restriction was put in place for a reason: to compel states to invest in their community-based systems instead of unnecessarily warehousing people in segregated institutional settings that are breeding grounds for abuse, neglect, and death.

Instead of punitive warehousing of children in locked detention camps where little rehabilitation takes place and recidivism rates that continue into adulthood run high, the Center will offer a caring environment to assist and empower vulnerable teens.

Instead of a simple warehouse, the men wanted a more respectful and secure storage place.

The compact size of the packaged merchandise also meant that items could be stocked at the sales location instead of in a warehouse, and in 1958 the first IKEA retail outlet opened.

They had decided they could both work there, and use the basement for storage instead of paying a warehouse, and give up travel and summer rentals and various other expenses.

Instead of a conventional warehouse, where the goods are in residence for a period of days or weeks, he is considering building what is known as a "cross-dock facility".

The crisis has pushed the WFP, the world's largest humanitarian organisation, into uncharted territory: instead of constructing the warehouses that come with delivering several tonnes of food aid to 80 million people annually, its engineers are building four Ebola treatment centres due to open this month across Guinea.