Sentence examples for prisoners far from inspiring English sources

He suggested moving corruption suspects to a remote island prison somewhere, arguing that moving the prisoners far away from the businesses that support this corruption would lessen it.

There is an alternative to moving prisoners far from their families.

(Kerman confirmed to me that prisoners far prefer the name-brand stuff, even if it costs them more).

Last year's winner, director of Doncaster prison John Biggin, impressed the judges by showing a level of dedication to improving the lives of prisoners far beyond the requirements of his job.

Informed of the killings, a state prosecutor in Munich, Josef Hartinger, took a small investigative group to the camp, including a doctor, and quickly determined that the prisoners, far from having been "shot while trying to escape", had been murdered in cold blood.

Plaid Cymru MP Elfyn Llwyd said holding prisoners far from their homes hampered their rehabilitation.

In his five years as governor of Texas, the state has executed 131 prisoners -- far more than any other state.

For one thing, the prisoners are far from emaciated.

Gov. Donald Siegelman has also said that the appeals for death row prisoners take far too long.

He adds, "They don't take prisoners, as far as we can tell.

This matches supply with demand, but holding prisoners so far from home that their families can probably never visit seems unduly harsh.