Sentence examples for prison to ease from inspiring English sources

Congress should reverse this nonsensical cut and open Berlin Prison to ease overcrowding.

And he sent Mr. Qiu about $70 a month in prison to ease his life there and to help him develop a network of informants that they hoped would help mitigate his case.

I am sure Britain's prison governors and staff are valiantly trying to deal with all of this: but the Ministry of Justice's plan to build prisons to ease overcrowding will not happen fast enough.

Rather, he said, the state began spending a lot of construction money in the late 1980's on prisons to ease an overcrowding problem, and money was not available for the Stamford courthouse.

Since Connecticut began moving some of its convicts to out-of-state prisons four years ago to ease overcrowding and save money, it has paid a steep price in lawsuit settlements and stinging criticism over two prisoners who came home in body bags.

Gov. Donald Siegelman said the state might have to build a new prison and consider alternative sentencing programs to ease a prison overcrowding crisis.

The State Correction Board approved the early release of 680 inmates to ease prison overcrowding and sought approval to build a second prison for women.

Prison doctors prescribed medicine to ease her symptoms and put her on a liver transplant list.

The center-right opposition, led by Silvio Berlusconi, the media baron, has rejected suggestions that Parliament approve a general pardon to ease prison conditions.

Because of a new state law meant to ease prison overcrowding, Dr. Murray, like others convicted of certain crimes, will be sent to a county jail instead of a state facility.

But now budget cuts have created a bizarre and dangerous problem: After taxpayers spent $276 million to build a new federal prison in Berlin, N.H., to ease overcrowding, Congress cut the funds needed to open it.