Sentence examples for prisoners led from inspiring English sources

The dispersal of prisoners led to two incidents at Hull prison on Sunday and a further incident at Cardiff.

The continued detention of 12 political prisoners led to tension between Belarus and some Western countries.

The Nuremberg trials of Nazi doctors who experimented on concentration camp inmates and prisoners led to a code of ethics, though it had no force of law.

That process, which included the release of some political prisoners, led in October to the suspension of the European Union's political sanctions against much of the Belarussian leadership, including a travel ban on Lukashenko.

An investigation sparked by a demand from the "Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo" into the systematic theft of babies born to political prisoners led to court rulings that put an end to his immunity.

Today, the customarily convoluted remarks were accompanied by a brief display of 19 bedraggled prisoners, led down from the frigid peaks on muleback by one of the tribal factions.

"More prisoners lead to more prisons; more prisons require more guards; more guards means more dues-paying members and fund-raising capability; and fund-raising, of course, translates into political influence".

"More prisoners lead to more prisons; more prisons require more guards; more guards means more dues-paying members and fund-raising capability; and fundraising, of course, translates into political influence".

Sightseeing At Robben Island, former political prisoners lead tours of the buildings, including the cellblock that once housed Nelson Mandela.

The president of the Prison Governors Association, Paul Tidball, has said that the ban runs counter to resettlement work which aims to ensure that prisoners lead a responsible, law-abiding life on release.

As the Senate report found, the abuse of prisoners leads to "fabricated information, resulting in faulty intelligence".