Sentence examples for long prisoners from inspiring English sources

The meeting is also expected to explore when the application of laws on human rights should properly begin and end in new conflicts like the American campaign against terror, how long prisoners can be detained in an open-ended war and how to distinguish between civilians and combatants in such conflicts.

EVEN so, how long should prisoners be imprisoned?

So, in a typically corrupt Albany agreement, the legislative mapmakers have long counted prisoners in these districts, even though inmates can't vote.

Michael Spurr, chief executive of NOMS, said: "Whitemoor manages very challenging and long term prisoners so it is pleasing that the chief inspector has recognised the safe and purposeful environment.

It shows that enhanced prison sentences for long-term prisoners, incorporating some form of training or treatment, are also considerably more effective in reducing reoffending.

Mr Spurr said: "The prison manages challenging and long-term prisoners, and provides good opportunities for them to address their offending behaviour.

Pharmacotherapy during a prison sentence, as found effective in long-term prisoners with ADHD and SUD 37, might even enhance retention to treatment post-incarceration, as it enables the inmates to utilize the treatment programmes more effectively while in prison.

Captured after the attack, Quntar became one of Israel's longest held prisoners, and was embraced by Hezbollah as a symbol, though the attack long pre-dated the Shiite Islamist group's founding.

Confidence in the open prison estate, a vital element in the rehabilitation of long-term prisoners, is being called into question.

Palestinians view these long-serving prisoners, convicted before the signing of the Oslo peace accords in 1993, as political prisoners whose release is long overdue.

Reed remained stranded at the prison long after the prisoners were evacuated.