Sentence examples for penitentiary for from inspiring English sources
In 1950, she became a social worker at the Penitentiary for Women in Alderson, W.Va.
Tyson has served time in an Indiana penitentiary for a rape conviction.
In 1977, when he was fifteen, Loch was thrown into a penitentiary for protesting a drop in his work team's rations.
There, the city had purchased a closed state penitentiary for $1, and it cleaned up the land and sold it to Nationwide for $11.7 million.
Perhaps it had been part of Henry VIII's Bridewell palace that Edward VI made better known when he turned it into a penitentiary for vagabonds and whores.
Section 20-58 specified that punishment for violation of the law confinement in the state penitentiary for one to five years—should be the same as that provided in Section 20-59, which prohibited marriage between "white" and "colored" persons.
The federal government is directly concerned only with providing education in Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut, where it allocates funds but does not administer the system; in Indian schools throughout Canada; for inmates of federal penitentiaries; for the families of members of the Canadian forces on military stations; and through Canada's Royal Military College in Kingston, Ontario.
(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.
He's worked in the Brazilian penitentiary system for over 20 years and arranges theater classes and various workshops for prisoners.
In 1993, Bennett began his sentence in the Illinois penitentiary system for the after-hours robbery of a Toys R Us Inc.c. warehouse in his native Chicago.
Reestablished as a penitentiary (1825 55) for the reception of the most desperate criminals from the British convict settlements in Australia, Norfolk Island became notorious as a place of merciless discipline and punishment, holding an average of 1,500 to 2,000 convicts.
