Sentence examples for prison business from inspiring English sources

Wells Fargo goes into the prison business.

"That prison business was terrible," he said.

Ferguson said that more time was needed to assess the impact on the prison business.

"This goes to the heart of the problem in the private prison business," Ms. Greene said.

Kind and Usual Punishment: The Prison Business (1973) is Mitford's critical examination of the American prison system.

But Mr. Ferguson predicted that in the long term the private prison business would continue to flourish because the federal prison system was projected to continue to grow.

For Sam E. Antar, a Brooklyn-born member of the Sephardic community who went to prison for business fraud and now advises law enforcement agencies and companies on how to detect white-collar crime, the blogger's question pointed to the essence of organized fraud: the total trust among participants.

His story is both unusual and inspiring; he tells it with refreshing candour in his recently released memoir 'Four Thousands Days, My Journey From Prison To Business Success'.

He lobbied for public education, militia and prison reforms, business subsidies, and legislation favorable to the state's large debtor class.

Michael Mikey Colele's story is an inspiring one: he went from prison, to business school, to where he stands today -- selling healthy ice cream as part of his latest venture.

A captive market, no competition and government contracts that make monopoly-enabled price gouging the industry standard -- it's never been in doubt that the prison phone business is a very profitable model.