Sentence examples for prisoners concerned from inspiring English sources
In the prisons of New York, 21% of deaths by suicide among prisoners concerned those aged between 25 and 29 years, and 26% were between 30 and 34 (Margaret, 2015).
I wonder if Grayling will apologise to the prisoners concerned in this breach of confidentiality rules?
Indeterminate sentences were introduced on the understanding that rehabilitative treatment would be made available to those prisoners concerned.
This problem was not of his making: the prisoners concerned were given an indeterminate sentence of "imprisonment for public protection" (IPP), brought in by David Blunkett when he was home secretary in 2003.
As he readily conceded, the prisoner concerned had done nothing wrong.
They were made out so cleverly that any unprejudiced reader of the documents would get the impression that the prisoner concerned had actually been treated and had died of the seri6us illness which was indicated.
A section of the 1950 Geneva Convention, for example, states that "no prisoner of war may be subjected to physical mutilation or to medical or scientific experiments of any kind which are not justified by the medical, dental or hospital treatment of the prisoner concerned".
Almost all that is known about prisoners concerns intellectuals and students.
"The fears of vulnerable prisoners for their safety need to be taken seriously, understood and addressed, as do mainstream prisoners' concerns about they way they are treated".
This study demonstrates that: personal and institutional barriers may adversely affect the uptake of testing for HCV in prisons; there is general lack of awareness and fear of HCV amongst prisoners with a history of injecting drug use; prisoners are concerned about the potential for breaches in clinical confidentiality and about the stigma associated with a diagnosis of HCV.
On Thursday the ICRC warned that its doctors, who have been visiting the prisoners, were concerned about "potential irreversible health consequences".
