Sentence examples for preserve prison from inspiring English sources

Still, he seems content to hide behind procedural rules to preserve prison terms -- and even death sentences -- won on West's testimony.

Everyone has to have a dream to preserve in prison.

The defense had asked the judge, Lewis A. Kaplan of Federal District Court in Manhattan, to order the government to preserve the prison where Mr. Ghailani had been held.

In later life, Kathrada chaired the Robben Island museum, preserving the prison as part of the country's heritage.

The judge, Col. James Pohl, also ordered the American government to preserve Abu Ghraib prison because it was a crime scene.

How did men who had been sentenced to a lifetime in prison preserve their identity, and resist physical and mental deterioration?

They might confidently suspect that the junta government wants her in prison to preserve its own grip on the country, where it has been slow to fulfill pledges of a return to democracy.

Asked about the recent series by WBEZ'S Rob Wildeboer about numerous prison issues, including the housing of hundreds of men in prison gymnasiums due to overcrowding, the Governor acknowledged, but downplayed the situation: "The Director of Corrections and the Warden have to do what's necessary to preserve order in the prison, preserve safety, and they were able to do that".

Since the early 1990s, these organs have begun to highlight health care as the crucial framework for preserving dignity in prison.

There is the little chunk of the prison, preserved as a museum when the rest of the building was razed to make way for a high-rise, with its half-hearted and anachronistic wartime propaganda.

Even if they had been mistakenly arrested, they were killed to preserve the secrecy of the prison, the indictment said.