Sentence examples for penal cost from inspiring English sources
Interventions – medical and penal – cost more than £1.2bn.
Full compliance with the standards set out in the PREA would cost penal facilities about $468.5 million a year, according to the report.
Indirect costs include funds spent or lost as a result of the condition, including lost productivity for patients and caregivers, unemployment and disability benefits, and legal, penal, or other costs related to a crime.
The truth is, if we prevent cyclical reoffending through a more advanced penal system, with the costs to victims and the economy that it entails, we can afford to fund more police officers to prevent more crime year on year.
Instead, what the House lacks, on right and left, is someone who is robust and realistic about the need to radically change the penal system because it costs too much and achieves too little – a reoffending rate of 45% for women.
The government has changed the penal code to restrict demonstrations.
Alongside Benjamin Franklin he helped reform Pennsylvania's harsh penal code.
Sweden enacted a new, strongly progressive penal code in 1962.
France's penal code spells out safeguards for privacy.
Under Lebanon's penal code, defamation is a criminal offense.
In Egypt's penal code no such acts are prohibited.
