Sentence examples for prisoners improved from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, with the growth of forced labour industry in various sub-camps of Mauthausen, the situation of some of the prisoners improved significantly.

Anne Owers, the chief inspector of prisons, visited Wandsworth in June and found prisoner satisfaction had improved – prisoners reported 49% satisfaction with healthcare under Secure, compared with just 19% in 2006 – but some aspects of care were found wanting.

From this point on the treatment of prisoners generally improved.

Most prisoners demanded improved conditions and the restoration of rights that were suspended while an Israeli soldier was held captive in Gaza.

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.

From 1967, prison conditions improved; black prisoners were given trousers rather than shorts, games were permitted, and the standard of their food was raised.

In the UK, the Phoenix Prison Trust takes yoga and meditation to prisoners, to improve their physical and mental wellbeing.

That is not to denigrate the hard efforts of prisoners to improve themselves, but merely to point out that most prisons are warehouses.

Staff have worked with prisoners to improve their publication, with the longer-term aim to expand the project to include podcasting and film production.

The Palestinian leadership has been pressuring Israel to release more than 100 long-serving prisoners and improve the conditions of others as a good-will gesture that could help revive the peace process.

The MoJ says it works closely with the charity to support families of prisoners and improve their children's outcomes such as their school performance, physical and emotional health.