Sentence examples for need for prison from inspiring English sources

Avalon has been well placed to meet the need for prison alternatives.

MacShane expressed the hope that the book would help highlight the need for prison reform.

She apparently warned Gordon Brown – via McBride – not to cross her if he wanted to reach Downing Street, and seemed preoccupied with the need for prison ships.

–Jim Webb held some key Senate hearings on the need for prison reform back in 2007, but the issue never became a top priority for Congress.

In a long letter to the Daily Chronicle, which they printed on 28 May, about the urgent need for prison reform, he wrote with particular indignation and eloquence about the treatment of children in the system.

Still, there's clearly a need for prison workers and policy makers to come up with a housing solution that doesn't add sexual assault to trans people's sentences.

A geriatrician writes about the need for prison-based palliative care given that compassionate release policies are often a hurdle.

Proponents of Proposition 36 said treatment addressed the root of the problem and saved money in the long run by reducing the need for prisons.

This appalling upsurge in suicides means there is an absolute need for prisons to review and reframe the approach that they take to suicide and self-harm.

A clear, thoughtful, well-planned, and carefully structured risk reduction approach that targets specific corrections-related barriers to infection control is urgently needed for prison officers in Ghana.

The research team receives a file, without the need for prisoner names, from the prison service with such minimal details as the released prisoner's age, sex, prison and date of release and sentence duration with which the death information can then be merged.