Sentence examples for operating prisons from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Your editorial about the immense cost of operating prisons in the United States neglected a major solution: proper treatment of mental illness in prison and after release.

But Mr. Obama would not block the C.I.A. from continuing its post-9/11 practice of operating prisons overseas to hold high-value terrorist suspects, according to Mr. Craig.

But in reality, his Mahdi Army became a central player in the revenge killings, employing death squads in Baghdad and operating prisons far outside the control of the central government.

Corporations began to seek multi-million dollar contracts with state governments in constructing, managing, and operating prisons.

CoreCivic profited $222 million in 2015 from owning and operating prisons, jails, immigration detention centers, and halfway houses.

Asked about these problems, MTC's US spokesperson told VICE, "Operating prisons is inherently challenging and not without risks.

But for him, none of them top Trenton State, now known as New Jersey State Prison, which dates to 1831 and is the oldest continuously operating prison in the United States.

The moves come after the Guardian yesterday highlighted human rights lawyers' claims that the United States is operating prison ships to house those arrested in its "war on terror".

The policy makers also cited testimony from several Colombian police officers that the rebels are operating prison camps inside the demilitarized zone.

"We have clear evidence from the chief inspector of prisons and others that the ideal size for a well operating prison is about 500 - to go beyond that and you do begin to warehouse," Prof Coyle warns.

In 2000, privately operated prisons held more than 101,000 federal and state prisoners and local jail inmates, representing 11percentt of all federal prisoners, six percent of all state prisoners, and two percent of jail inmates (Beck and Harrison, 2001).