Sentence examples for level of prison from inspiring English sources

A job-satisfaction study conducted some years ago ranked quartet players at the top of the various professions surveyed, with orchestra musicians ranking rather lower, near the level of prison guards.

In Australia, to go into supermax is to descend into the sixth or maybe seventh level of prison hell.

Learmont [ 6] applied the facet method for sociological research [ 7] to describe an algorithm for allocating prisoners to levels of prison security according to whether they were dangerous to the public, an escape risk or had access to outside resources and help.

He said that the "current levels of prison violence, drug-taking and self-harm should shame us all".

The latest prison safety figures show that assaults on staff and inmates had risen 40% in the past year to 65 a day, while there are record levels of prison suicides and self-harm – although previous ministers did not accept there was a link between prison funding and people killing themselves in jail.

There was a tendency for higher levels of prison health care staffing and closed prisons to be associated with increased contact.

There is no evidence to link staffing levels, type of prison or crowding levels, to the number of self-inflicted deaths".

The ministry of justice said that reducing prison suicides was top priority but insisted there was no evidence to link staffing levels, type of prison or crowding levels to the number of self-inflicted deaths across the estate.

As a result, he was reduced to the lowest level of the prison's classification system and ordered transferred to a maximum-security prison.

By the end of the third day of the riot prisoners still controlled the upper levels of the prison, but prison officers had regained control of the lower level, and a Home Office statement was issued: During the course of the evening prison staff have had access at ground level to all wings in the main prison.

Couple that with the shocking illiteracy levels of the prison population, and a cell starts to become a sensory deprivation tank that leaves an inmate to ruminate over his anger, anxieties and neuroses for 23 hours a day.