Sentence examples for majority of prisoners from inspiring English sources

Although the majority of adult prisoners in Queensland are held in centres in the south-east corner of the state, we elected to also recruit participants from the north of the state (a) to ensure that the project had statewide relevance, and (b) to ensure adequate recruitment of Indigenous participants, who constitute the majority of prisoners in northern prisons.

In Sydney's Goulburn SuperMax prison, the majority of prisoners are of Middle Eastern background and are often fundamentalist Muslims, largely due to the fact that all convicted terrorists are housed in the same unit.

The majority of prisoners are in state-run prisons, and few states keep records on how many prisoners being released get jobs.

See to it that a majority of prisoners are African-American.

The vast majority of prisoners will eventually go back into the community.

By midsummer, the great majority of prisoners of war who were seized during the invasion had been released.

Previously, the majority of prisoner degrees were paid for by grants from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, but now the only grants available are being funded by charities such as the Longford Trust and PET, which for understandable reasons can fund degree modules only in exceptional circumstances.

I believe the programs that have been going into the correctional system for years (e.g., Alcoholics Anonymous, Religious Services, Narcotics Anonymous) have made a difference, but yoga brings a new element that is not currently available to the majority of prisoner populations in the country.

It is an exchange that could have taken place between the celebrity chef and probably any one of the majority of the prisoners in Brixton prison where the show is being filmed.

In September, California settled a class-action lawsuit brought by nine prisoners held in solitary confinement, and agreed to a reformed process expected to transfer the majority of its prisoners now in isolation into the general prison population.

In September, California settled a class-action lawsuit brought by nine prisoners held in solitary confinement, and agreed to a reformed process expected to transfer the majority of its prisoners now in isolation into the general prison population.