Sentence examples for prison calling from inspiring English sources

Supporters wanted Mr. Skillicorn's sentence commuted to life in prison, calling him a role model for other inmates.

After an incident in which 10 guards were injured in 2001, representatives of the correction officers' union held a protest at the prison, calling for more staff.

Russia has lashed out at a US court decision to sentence arms dealer Viktor Bout to 25 years in prison, calling the move groundless and politically motivated.

SENTENCED to death for a terrorist bombing, the brother-in-law of Nasir Abas writes to him from prison calling him an infidel and an enemy of Islam.

Amnesty International has been sharply critical of the Vietnamese government, most recently criticizing the sentencing of 13 Catholic activists to up to 13 years in prison, calling the punishment "part of an escalating government crackdown on freedom of expression".

The threat advisory specifically mentioned Mr. Karzai's comments about Bagram Prison, calling it an "inflammatory speech," and warning commanders to be on guard against heightened insider attacks by Afghan forces against Westerners, as well as opportunistic Taliban violence.

In the 19th century, Jeremy Bentham envisaged a prison called a panopticon in which guards could watch prisoners without them knowing whether they were being watched.

In the arid hills outside Damascus, Syria, there is a military prison called Saydnaya, a low-slung concrete building where prisoners are forbidden to make any noise.

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Then he met a priest in prison called Pastor Samuel.

An earlier version referred to a new prison called HMP Wrexham.