Sentence examples for prisoners elsewhere from inspiring English sources

We consider that to be "solitary confinement," but the Pentagon says it is not because he is allowed to shout to prisoners elsewhere in his cellblock.

In the discovery process, Rabbi Samet's lawyers came across 10 requests similar to his made by prisoners elsewhere in the country in 2005-6.

Nevertheless, he has been slow to release or transfer prisoners elsewhere, even after a request to do so by Hamid Karzai, who leads the interim Afghan government.

Over the next six years, the recidivism rates of men released from Peterborough (all of them, not just the ones who become clients of the One Service) will be compared to the recidivism of a matched group of prisoners elsewhere.

Should he go to jail, Mr. Snowden would "have slightly greater privileges than prisoners" elsewhere in Hong Kong, said a lawyer with experience in Hong Kong extradition cases, including the choice of Chinese or Western food and access to books — but not to computers.

The bulk of these men 26 in all were from the mortar platoon but prisoners captured elsewhere were also among them.

Many states have agreements with one another under which they will produce their prisoners for prosecutions elsewhere.

American interrogators at the Bagram detention center have proved much more successful at extracting information from Taliban and Al Qaeda prisoners than interrogators elsewhere, military officials said without disclosing any details of the questioning or their methods.

Elsewhere, two prisoners who remained free after a deadly prison break that left 13 dead in Ramadi, west of Baghdad, were caught by the Iraqi police early on Sunday.

If this physical world is all, then it is a closed hell in which we are confined, as Pascal said elsewhere, like prisoners in chains, condemned to watch the other prisoners being slain — a hell where art lovers must wander through the Venice Biennale, observing how art holds the mirror up to the grinning face of the post-human.

His captors demanded freedom for Qaeda prisoners in France and elsewhere in exchange for his release.