Sentence examples for place of prison from inspiring English sources

His comments follow a row over the choice of Sir Winston Churchill to appear on £5 notes in place of prison reformer Elizabeth Fry - one of only two women selected since historical figures were introduced in 1970.

Alternatives to incarceration may be used as a means of reducing a correctional facility population by either sentencing inmates to the alternative in place of prison or jail (an admissions issue), or by releasing inmates to an alternative sanction in place of remaining in prison or jail (a length of stay issue).

In doing so, it suggests the empty places of prison life far more effectively than David Roger's tame design.

Place of residence Prison camp number 13, Chita jail, eastern Siberia.

The utilization of harm reduction strategies in order to prevent transmission of HCV in prisons lags far behind similar efforts taking place outside of prisons.

At the same time, the government needs to lead a move away from an over-reliance on prison, and show strong political leadership in promoting community sentences that tackle the causes of offending, in place of ineffective short prison sentences.

Mr. Lee, above left, was chosen for "The Surrendered," a novel that explores the relationship between an orphan of the Korean War and an ex-G.I., while Mr. Rideau, above right, won for "In the Place of Justice," a prison memoir.

Last year, the Letcher Governance Project ran a campaign asking for economic development ideas that would work in place of a federal prison.

In his speech Straw said that he was aiming for a situation in which the supply of prison places would outstrip demand.

Inmate rape has such an established place in the mythology of prison that references to confinement often call forth jokes about sexual assault.

Across the regions where the Taliban have expanded their control, the insurgents are gradually reinstituting much of the same brand of justice they were notorious for when they ruled Afghanistan — swift, brutal and intimidating enough to ensure obedience and order — with the help in a few places of substantial prisons.