Sentence examples for prison model from inspiring English sources

If Wandsworth represents a defunct old prison model, Oakwood is meant to showcase the future.

The panel's report called for moving Texas away from the prison model and toward a less costly and more effective system in which troubled children receive guidance and rehabilitation services in or near their communities, where families, churches and other local organizations can be part of the process.

On Wednesday, Dr. Friedgood will mark his 89th birthday in Woodbourne Correctional Facility, a Gothic red-brick medium-security prison modeled after a monastery, in the foothills of the Catskills.

Finally, to address the judicial shortcomings, Calderón has proposed moving to a more transparent criminal justice system, with trials taking place in public, and he has begun building maximum security prisons modeled after those in the United States.

Emerging soon after, supermax prisons modeled themselves on this approach to confinement, while other correctional facilities constructed solitary confinement wards.

Other prisoner pursuits included prison lotteries, model shipbuilding, beer-brewing, fishing, and making molasses candy.

Policies that support the racist private prison business model are an ideal place to start.

Ashwer is a "prison village," modeled on the open prisons that have been functioning in India since the 1950s.

"Boycott," which stars Mr. Majidi as a prison inmate modeled after Mr. Makhmalbaf, was his last revolutionary film.

Women in patriarchal societies feel constantly watched by men, much like the prisoners of the Panopticon (model prison proposed by Bentham), and they feel the need to look sensually pleasing to men (Bartky 1990, 65).

Not surprisingly, the prison authorities also model their methods on common practices in the People's Republic.