Sentence examples for making prisons from inspiring English sources

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.

Our politicians stand to gain so much from making prisons work better to prevent serious and violent crime.

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

Reduce demand for their services, he argues, by locking up fewer people and making prisons safer, and their appeal would diminish.

We will address this failure in the system by making prisons places of hard work which prepare offenders more effectively in the outside world".

Jennifer Wynn, director of the Prison Visiting Project for the Correctional Association of New York, questioned the wisdom of making prisons such a large economic force in upstate New York.

And the artists have made models of some of his fellow prisoners' inventions for making prison life more comfortable.

The International Committee of the Red Cross began making prison visits here in May 1999 and some prisoners now have access to reading material.

The International Committee of the Red Cross is making prison visits and meeting with families, but has said little in public.

Corrections costs for the states have quadrupled in the last 20 years — to about $52 billion a year nationally — making prison spending their second-fastest growing budget item after Medicaid.

This gives us suicide at one extreme and violence at the other, making prison a very dangerous place in which to work or live.