Sentence examples for prison status from inspiring English sources

Governors will be given full autonomy over how they run their prisons and spend their budgets, with six jails set to get "reform prison" status by the end of this year and half of all prisons to acquire those freedoms by 2020.

In this section, I have moved closer to the prison location by analysing one important component of Muslim prison status.

A derived variable, prison status, characterized participants in terms of recent discharge (<1 year) versus past discharge (at least 1 year) versus no history of incarceration.

Socio demographic information including age, gender, ethnicity, education, homeless history, partnership, veteran status, number of lifetime and recent sexual partners, public assistance, and prison status was collected using a structured questionnaire.

He was convicted and served time in the Crumlin Road jail and Long Kesh prison, where he and other republicans were given political-prisoner status.

Even before prison, his status evolved in the ANC Youth League.

In prison, your status is designated by your ability to cope.

18– 22 The following markers of SES were tested: "receipt of beneficiaries of medical welfare for precarious persons", "employment", "education", "stay in institutions or prisons", "marital status", "income" and "ethnicity".

History has lent a new perspective to the story of IRA man Bobby Sands and his 1981 hunger strike in Northern Ireland's Maze prison for political status, recreated here in Hunger, Steve McQueen's explicit, but icily brilliant and superbly acted film.

The prison's infamous status germinated from the book Marching Powder, which was written by Australian author Rusty Young and tells the story of ex-drug smuggler Thomas McFadden, who was incarcerated with La Paz's bizarre and once enigmatic inmate community.

Periods of OST while in prison, and treatment status (in OST/out of OST) at the time of death, were determined using treatment entry and exit dates from the PHDAS.