Sentence examples for prison share from inspiring English sources

In recent years the prison share of the budget rose above 10 percent while the share for higher education fell below 8 percent.

Over the years, its board has adopted various resolutions to reduce competition with small businesses, like raising the threshold for buying the prisoner-made goods to $3,000, from $25, and eliminating its preferential status for products when the prison share of the federal market rises above certain levels.

After two and a half years, he was sentenced to 15 years for sedition and moved to Baghdad's Abu Ghraib prison, sharing a 15-foot square cell with 30 to 40 other prisoners.

Patrick Malluzzo has spent six years in Rajasthan's Kota prison, sharing a cell with more than 50 other inmates and has suffered serious illness.

I sat in the horrible conditions of Mogadishu central prison, sharing one toilet with 45 others in my cell, forced to sleep on my side because it was so crowded.

But these days Mr. Gao is in Jin zhong prison, sharing a cold, cramped cell with criminals as he serves a 12-year sentence for fraud, taking bribes and pimping -- charges that his many defenders say were invented by local officials when his reporting went too far.

Although trust in prison shared commonalities with trust in the mainstream, the findings of this study show that building trust between inmates and corrective services personnel (including officers and healthcare workers) is achievable.

MOSCOW — A human rights panel that advises President Dmitri A. Medvedev published a damning report on the case of Sergei L. Magnitsky on Wednesday, arguing that highly placed investigators and prison officials share responsibility for his death in state custody.

Most say they are motivated toward academia by a combination of idealism and practicality: deeply affected by the experience of prison, they share an urge to improve conditions for fellow inmates.

Jean Genet's 1950 film Un Chant d'Amour, for example, which film curator and writer Selina Robertson said "has one of the all-time top homoerotic moments in cinema" when two prison inmates share a cigarette through a hole by blowing smoke into the mouth of the other.

It is estimated that nearly half of prison inmates share unsterilized tattooing equipment.