Sentence examples for prison institution from inspiring English sources

As outlined above, chaplains are anchored in two potentially conflicting realms: the freedom of religion on the one hand and the prison institution seeking to restrict any possible freedom on the other.

The real issue is the environment the jail or prison institution itself.

However, the prison continued to be unpopular on the mainland into the 1950s; it was by far the most expensive prison institution in the United States and continued to be perceived by many as America's most extreme jail.

To several of the psychiatrists who were attending the meeting he mentioned some of his ideas having to do with the improvement of psychiatric treatment in prison institutions, and they were so impressed by what he said and by the way he said it that they asked him to be one of the speakers at a banquet that was taking place that evening in an assembly hall of the college.

Kajang Prison (3°0'14"N 101°48'43"E) is situated next to the Prison Headquaters and is one of the 38 prison institutions under the administration of the Prison Department of Malaysia.

One of the biggest obstacles in the fight against terrorism is the problem of radicalisation in our prisons – institutions brimming with disenfranchised and troubled youth.

The absurdity of privatizing prisons, institutions whose purpose is to rehabilitate, so that their economic motivations no longer match up with their social missions, has for years been at the forefront of conversations regarding criminal-justice reform.

From the health service to care homes and prisons, institutions and services have been remodelled to obey principles of rational efficiency, with the result often turning out to be lacking in human sensitivity and at worst a mere shambles.

During the cold war it was a secret Nike missile base, and at various times in its history the island housed a psychiatric asylum for women, a prison, an institution for cholera victims and a drug-rehabilitation center.

The nurse will be sent to a prison mental institution for observation.

His most popular character, Kuang Kuang, is a lazy schoolboy at a prison-like institution where dissent is routinely persecuted.