Sentence examples for model prison from inspiring English sources

Women in patriarchal societies feel constantly watched by men, much like the prisoners of the Panopticon (model prison proposed by Bentham), and they feel the need to look sensually pleasing to men (Bartky 1990, 65).

As the U.S. military shifts the bulk of its more than 7,000 Iraqi and foreign prisoners to Camp Bucca, commanders hope this model prison will bury the ghosts of the Abu Ghraib abuse scandal.

Tough love: is this a model prison for children?

He and his lieutenants were sent to a model prison in Quito, built years before by García Moreno.

Our prison colony was a so-called "model prison" so it was more or less normal, more or less clean.

The model prison also boasts a thriving bakery, carpentry workshop (a rocking chair will cost you 7,300 rupees), and textile mill.

A country as large and diverse as America boasts plenty of model prisons and exemplary training programmes.

In the essay on model prisons, for instance, he tried to persuade the public that the most brutal and useless sections of the population were being coddled in the new prisons of the 19th century.

After two months in Wandsworth, Wilde was sent to Reading jail, a starkly isolating place – one of the Victorian era's new model prisons with huge wings and rows of small individual cells.

Some critics of the new Poor Law noted the similarities between Kempthorne's plans and model prisons, and doubted that they were merely coincidental.

Krenwinkel has been a model prisoner, according to prison records.