Sentence examples for prison whose from inspiring English sources

The award for the Best Ethical Restaurant goes to The Clink at HMP Brixton, a working restaurant attached to the prison whose goal is to help rehabilitate prisoners by providing them with skills and the chance of a job after they leave.

TANGLES BEHIND BARS: Free Tangles will be donated to every prison whose warden requests them.

Peter in Prison," whose biblical subject better suits the museum's collection.

During the raid, AQAP freed about 300 inmates from a local prison whose number included scores of militants.

There are loads of people in prison whose sole purpose is to provide jokes amid the unrelenting misery.

He disliked publicity, gave away his Nobel Prize money, and lived in spartan rooms across a courtyard from a prison whose inmates he could hear howl.

A second MP, Dov Henin, asked: "Are there people in prisons whose incarceration is kept secret?

It also said nothing about the tens of thousands of detainees in Syrian government prisons, whose release had long been touted as a possible measure under a deal.

Then, last week, the Justice Department announced that it would phase out the use of private prisons, whose growth had been fed by the war on drugs.

Those who view fixing immigration as simply a matter of getting tougher on lawbreakers tend to overlook how tough the system already is, an ever-growing web of agents, cops, courts and prisons whose cruelty and deficiencies are appalling.

He floated the idea of selling off dank, old, inner-city prisons such as Pentonville, using the proceeds to build prisons whose architecture would favour the purpose of rehabilitation and learning and where drug-taking would be easier to control.