Sentence examples for prisoners well from inspiring English sources

And prisoners, well, while they are fairly vocal when first entering prison, this drive to communicate seems to dim, and their responses become more physical and forceful.

But Homma's plan and his order to treat prisoners well fell victim to two circumstances.

They start meeting prisoners well before their release, visit their families and may even drive them to a job interview.

'When the announcement was made by President FW de Klerk that he was going to release political prisoners, well, I will never forget it.

He paints Guantánamo as a relative paradise, with prisoners well fed, kept in "clean and safe shelter" with access to DVDs and a library.

To treat prisoners well meant performing duties conscientiously, taking trouble, sometimes intervening to restrain criminal thugs and most of the guards saw no point in thus exerting themselves for charges whom they regarded as worthless.

Given the violence gripping the nation, he added, "there's huge pressure to lock up real and suspected criminals, and unfortunately almost no concern for these prisoners' well-being".

The hopelessness of indefinite detention – characterized by permanent separation from family and the banishment of the prospect of returning to a normal life – naturally has a deleterious effect on prisoners' well-being.

In documents sent to a Washington DC court, he stated: "The primary manner in which this has been done has been by instituting a new search protocol that exploits the prisoners' well-known phobia when it comes to anything that might be construed as sexual contact".

"In almost all instances it has very drastic consequences on prisoners well-being.

If Holder thinks bin Laden's own people would be willing to kill him so that we don't take him prisoner — well, that might be a clue that we'd gain some benefit from doing so.