Sentence examples for prisons due to from inspiring English sources

Some inmates who became sick were "returned to state prisons due to an increase of their medical scores that exceeds contractual exclusions".

A lawsuit filed by Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) in June, 2014 alleged that medical neglect is rampant in Alabama prisons due to inadequate medical staffing.

Rev. Saeed Abedini, a 32-year-old U.S. citizen and a Christian convert of Iranian origin has been imprisoned without charges in one of Iran's notorious prisons due to his work in Iran's underground Christian community.

The Justice Department announced near the end of President Barack Obama's tenure that it would phase out the use of private prisons due to concerns about security and cost effectiveness.

All over the world, tuberculosis (TB) is a public health problem in prisons due to the fact that many inmates come from communities at high risk of TB, to their living conditions in prisons and to the insufficiencies of prisons' health services [1].

Prisons due to receive additional officers under the plans include Elmley, on the Isle of Sheppey, in Kent, where nine prisoners have died so far this year, as well as High Down, in Surrey; Feltham and Wormwood Scrubs, in London; and Nottingham and Woodhill, in Milton Keynes.

In 24 of the 28 EU member states, journalists face prison due to criminal defamation laws.

The man said to be the real mastermind, Fumihiro Joyu, is in prison, due to be released later this year.

In many states, including California, inmate firefighters will be disqualified from fire crews once they get out of prison, due to their felony convictions.

He was allowed to serve his entire sentence in Los Angeles rather than a state prison due to a law aimed at easing overcrowding by shifting non-violent offenders to local facilities.

But the DNI gave clues to Sarraff Trujillo's identity by revealing on Wednesday that the man "has spent nearly 20 years in a Cuban prison due to his efforts on behalf of the United States".