Sentence examples for its prison in from inspiring English sources

Second, it has as its goal the release of the spirit-substance of the individual from its prison in matter, whether matter is considered real or illusory.

A plan by Northampton County to expand its prison in Easton could affect not only the historic buildings near it but property values in general.

"In my mind there's no more recession-proof form of economic development," said Jack McKennon, 52, the city manager who persuaded the Corrections Corporation of America to put its prison in Sayre.

Since it was founded in December 2006, WikiLeaks has exposed internal memos about the dumping of toxic material off the African coast, the membership rolls of a racist British party, and the American military's manual for operating its prison in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

These have gone furthest in the Dominican Republic, which began to reform its prisons in 2003.

Over the years, and even in recent months, the company has come in for criticism over how some of its prisons in the United States have been run.

When he travelled to the US to study its prisons in 1831, Alexis de Tocqueville shared the common 19th-century prejudice against democracy.

The state of Bavaria registered 1,300 people smugglers in its prisons in the first half of 2015 – about half the national total – and it is appealing to other regions of Germany to take some of them.

Louisiana privatized its prisons in 1844.

Allegations of torture go back decades, with Amnesty documenting the government's systematic use of 35 torture techniques in its prisons in 1987, when the country was ruled by Bashar al-Assad's father, Hafez al-Assad.

Music criticism tantalized me with entire styles that I couldn't hear; New York state had built its prisons in rural areas, far from the broadcasters of electroclash and bhangra.