Sentence examples for organized prison from inspiring English sources

The physical and mental condition of the prisoners declined rapidly in May as food supplies had disrupted during the Red Guards' chaotic retreat in April, and a high number of Red prisoners had been sent to the less organized prison camps already during the first half of April in Tampere and Helsinki.

The prisoners were quartered in crude huts for some time; five months after capture they were sent to an organized prison camp, known as Camp 1.

Charles Colson, a Nixon White House aide who had become a devout Evangelical Christian shortly before serving seven months in a federal prison for his part in the Watergate scandal, had organized the Prison Fellowship, a network of volunteers who visited inmates and promoted faith as a path back into society's good graces.

At one point, at least two other smaller news conferences developed during an official one organized by prison officials.

She organized the prison library, tutored inmates for the state's high school equivalency examinations and served as a teacher's aide in the prison's nursery.

Officials worried "that they would organize the prison," he said.

"What he did was very important for all Afghan people who were against the Taliban," Hajji Zaher said of Mr. Hekmati's role in organizing his prison break.

Another Palestinian, Shady El-Sanea, had been dead for more than two years by the time he allegedly helped organize the prison break — he was killed on the first day of the Gaza War, in 2008.

In prison he advised inmates on the law and organized a prisoner advocacy group, he said.

In February the First City Command organized the largest prison rebellion in the nation's history.

Sister Elaine, a nun and swimmer who worked for many years at the Bedford Hills women's prison, organized a memorial service in the meeting room that used to be part of the previous and much danker incarnation of the pool.