Sentence examples for makes prisons from inspiring English sources

"Their stress was lower, their mood was better and anything that helps prisoners be calmer and sleep better makes prisons a better place for rehabilitation," said Sam Settle, director of the trust.

But the public applauds the politician who makes prisons meaner places.

It isn't the horror of the time at hand but the unimaginable sameness of the time ahead that makes prisons unendurable for their inmates.

They employ a younger, less well trained, and less well paid workforce and have higher inmate-to-guard ratios, all of which saves money but also makes prisons more dangerous.

Tens of thousands of prisoners around the country are infected with the virus that causes AIDS, making prisons one of the most potentially dangerous incubators of the epidemic.

They make prisons more dangerous.

Violent inmates made prisons more dangerous.

Thicker insulation can make prisons stifling in summer.

Make prisons less crowded and dangerous, and inmates would require less group protection.

To be fair, prominent architects aren't lining up to take on the task of making prisons better.

It is time to recognize the fact that correction officers' work protections make prisons safer for everyone.