Sentence examples for locked far from inspiring English sources

In fact, some participants argued that equipment is stored or even locked far away from the place nursing care is provided, making their use impossible under certain situations (for example emergency situation).

Bleeding is accomplished by starting the engine and turning the steering wheel from lock to lock (far left to far right).

That doesn't mean the state is locked up; far from it.

But the fan who has been with him all along is the one locked away, far out of sight.

Decades of research show that keeping young offenders locked up far from their families is a sure way of turning them into career criminals.

Even a brief outside presence is meaningful to those locked away far from relatives; 84 percent of them have no lawyer, and none have any way to know when they will be freed, Ms. Wilkinson said.

"They've not been helpful, and I've only succeeded in getting my account locked so far".

Its focus has to be on servicing that existing corporate user-base — because their loyalty is locked up far more than the average consumer.

In our report Locked Up Far Away, HRW documented numerous situations in which transfers directly interfered with the immigrant's ability to get a lawyer, or to keep one.

The real problem is that we have been locking up far too many people for far too long.

The facts that almost 94,000 children entered the youth justice system in England and Wales for the first time last year, that the number of children in prison has more than doubled in just over a decade and that we lock up far more children at a far younger age than any other country in western Europe are all matters for national shame.