Sentence examples for of penitentiaries from inspiring English sources

Writer gives history of penitentiaries... Inmates love to test new officers, partly to measure their own strength.

But as an eight-minute exposé, it is equally powerful, with silent, overhead shots of penitentiaries multiplying on screen and the author's chilling questions ringing in your ears.

Insisting that he had "never killed anything, including a chicken," Mr. Visinescu told Romanian television that he had merely been carrying out prison rules dictated by the General Directorate of Penitentiaries.

By that time, he had been in and out of penitentiaries in New York State and in and out of the Federal Penitentiary in Atlanta, and had spent much time in the psychiatric wards of the prison hospitals.

Among the Times' regular contributors are a high-school principal, an advertising man, and an actress; a good many puzzles also come from inmates of penitentiaries, who presumably have plenty of time on their hands.

(VI, B) Reference facilities must be found either inside or outside the main clinical centers of penitentiaries for diagnosis and periodical staging of chronic complications and for the management of diabetic emergencies.

A spokesman for Indonesia's directorate general of penitentiary told the Agence-France Presse (AFP) news agency that officials held a meeting with a group representing the prisoners.

Holiday or not, a violation of penitentiary etiquette is a violation.

Modifications of penitentiary health systems have the aim of rationalising the health interventions for prisoners (preventive, curative and rehabilitative), which are guaranteed by the Constitution for health services [ 45].

In the group of penitentiary prisoners the significantly higher prevalence of TTV seems to be most probably a consequence of intravenous drug abuse rather than sexual promiscuity since the prevalence of HCV was four-times higher than in the group at risk for sexual transmission (20% versus 5%).

This study was approved by the Clinical Research Ethics Committee of Hospital Virgen de las Nieves, Granada, Spain (Code GEI-HCC-2010-01), and was performed with the authorisation of the relevant public administrations responsible for the management of prisons, the Spanish Government's General Secretariat of Penitentiary Institutions, and the Catalan Government's Department of Justice.