Sentence examples for prison should be made from inspiring English sources

A 2008 opinion poll found that 23% of Brazilians described themselves as "totally against" the notion that prisoners have human rights; 43% agreed that "the only good criminal is a dead criminal"—and 73% said that conditions in prison should be made tougher still.

In an opinion poll in 2008, 73% said that prison conditions should be made tougher still.

If prison authorities are concerned with the prison population HRQoL, effort should be made to educate and promote policies which reduce narcotic use in this population.

Nick Hardwick, the chief inspector of prisons, said that more use should be made of "virtual courts" that allowed detainees to remain in prison and view proceedings by videolink.

He has suffered enough; his calls for peace should be made beyond prison walls.

Cheques should be made out to Cards from Prison.

"Serco's board should be made to explain why this violent, filthy, drug-infested prison is failing so miserably".

Gradgrind occurred to me when I heard this weekend's headlines about "holiday camp prisons", inspired by the Justice Secretary Chris Grayling's determination that such institutions should be made less pleasant so that offenders should not want to return to them.

Yet it fails to address sentencing changes that should be made, which would significantly reduce the problem of overincarceration in federal prisons.

Cameras and restraints should be made available as quickly as possible, but the best way to make prisons safer would be to reduce populations, control overcrowding and recruit more prison officers.

Justice Campbell is also reportedly evaluating whether profits from Kartel's recordings made in prison should be diverted to the family of the victim.