Sentence examples for prisoner behaviour from inspiring English sources

The board would therefore welcome a review of the level of staffing considered appropriate in the contract, which recognises recent changes in prisoner behaviour and that the prison is not able to guarantee provision of all facilities to all prisoners".

He runs the camp according to his own Ten Commandments, the last of which is Thou shall not flee, and controls prisoner behaviour through rewards of red paper blossoms and stars.

However, what has to be remembered is that prison is expected to be a controlled and regulated space, and that the dangers that some prisoners pose to others (and to staff) are supposed to be managed through intelligence about prisoner behaviour, segregation of prisoners vulnerable to attack or of those prisoners who might pose threats to others.

She had a full time job and was writing on the side, and an article she penned about how improved diets in prisons could improve prisoners' behaviour and mental wellbeing caught the attention of the press, people who worked in prisons and nutritional experts.

Prison officers were trained to use an aggression scale to assess the prisoners' behaviour.

I cannot believe that anyone at the Ministry of Justice thought this was a good way of controlling prisoners' behaviour.

Proceeds from these activities generated 39% of the prisons' income in 2012.Most remarkable, says Mr Santana, is the effect the new jails have on prisoners' behaviour.

Since United States v Booker in 2005, courts have been allowed to deviate from federal sentencing guidelines to take into account individual prisoners' behaviour.

Review boards are meant to assess the prisoners' behaviour according to an honour points system, with a view to returning them to lower-security prisons better equipped to prepare them for eventual release into the outside world.

A particularly interesting class of problems is those cases where changes in the current policy are suggested, for instance regarding the influence of the male female ratio among guardians on the prisoners' behaviour, planning of novel residential areas, installation of security camera's, and the composition of school classes.

The guards tend to have a pretty shallow understanding of prisoners' behaviour, due to the fact they receive a minimal amount of training when they first get the job, and any other instructional sessions are organised sporadically by NGOs.