Sentence examples for prisoner movement from inspiring English sources

Prisoner movement between the jail and court was not affected, a court spokeswoman said.

Signs of a prisoner movement have been apparent in other countries.

Anecdotal reports suggest more than 100 000 prisoner movements (involving the approximately 9500 prison inmates in NSW) every year.

Meanwhile the churn is not restricted to prisoner movements.

The military also accused the airman of trying to pass on information about military and prisoner movements at the naval base in Cuba.

Those records checks are meant to track prisoner movements to court, educational classes, medical facilities and other areas throughout the day. .

The hall is interrupted by gates every several feet to control the prisoners' movement.

During the lockdown, the prisoners' movement was restricted and they remained in their cells most of the time.

The day marks the 45th anniversary of the Attica Prison riot, a landmark moment in the prisoners' rights movement where more than 1,000 inmates at the notorious New York lockup seized control of the facility and demanded political rights and better living conditions.

Second, Pence's ascent within the Republican ranks points to one possible future for the party: that of an ideologically-driven, take-no-prisoners opposition movement – a transformation that the congressman is actively helping to coordinate.

He appeared to be at ease as he moved a step one way and then the other at the lectern, seemingly unconcerned about Judge Martini's warning that, as a prisoner deemed dangerous, movement beyond a specified space in the courtroom might mean the introduction of a stun device on Mr. Bergrin's ankle.