Sentence examples for prison premises from inspiring English sources

Television images showed security forces erecting barricades around the prison premises and at checkpoints on the Silivri highway, as well as antigovernment protesters in an open field far from the prison waving flags behind a security cordon.

Prison mental health care is independent of the civil health care meaning it has its own personnel and facilities placed on prison premises and is budgeted from Ministry of Justice.

Milenio reported that inmates' relatives who had been within the prison's premises for conjugal visits had seen inmates with burns.

This should mean that where adults in prison or approved premises have care and support needs, they should have their needs assessed by local authorities.

Under the plans, shop owners caught selling drugs will face large fines, prison, and have their premises shut down.

The latest ruling by three court of appeal judges – Lord Dyson, master of the rolls, Lord Justice McCombe and Lord Justice David Richards – concludes that the ban on smoking in public places does not apply to state prisons and other crown premises in England and Wales.

The Alternatives to Violence Project's independence from the prison is a core premise of the offering of these weekend workshops.

Their claims were investigated and formed the basis of the report, which found that Savile's alleged offences were committed across England and Scotland, in hospitals, prison facilities, schools and BBC premises.

Survival in prison is predicated on a simple premise: power rules.

The ban already applies to private prisons as they are not crown premises.

"Stoker," written by the American actor Wentworth Miller (of the TV series "Prison Break"), takes off from the premise of the great Alfred Hitchcock thriller "Shadow of a Doubt".