Sentence examples for prisons for instance from inspiring English sources

"If you take the public services offered in prisons – for instance education, health or the library – they are the same for prisoners as for the rest of society.

Essential agencies that deal with health or safety — state prisons, for instance — will remain open, Ms. Granholm said.

All bottles of lotion or shampoo destined for state prisons, for instance, must be alcohol-free and sealed in plastic.

She suggested that Republicans' advocacy of cuts — to education, optional Medicaid coverage and prisons, for instance — would only leave people feeling less secure.

On prisons, for instance, he has defied right-wingers by repeatedly making the case that California locks up too many people.

In the essay on model prisons, for instance, he tried to persuade the public that the most brutal and useless sections of the population were being coddled in the new prisons of the 19th century.

He has probably never been in prison, for instance (it emerges that he has channelled the experience of his criminal brother), but, when he talks about his time inside, you believe in it: I know about confinement and boredom and midnight fire drills.

There's an FDA supermax food prison, for instance, and one character refers to the "FDA new world order".

All versions of Marsy's Law on the ballot this year would make it a state constitutional right for people directly harmed by a crime to request and receive notification when the alleged perpetrator is released from jail or prison, for instance.

Kaczynski and company maintain that the Solidarity movement unnecessarily compromised with the Communist Party during the transition period — keeping General Wojciech Jaruzelski as president rather than throwing him in prison, for instance, and allowing the nomenklatura to cash in on the new capitalist economy.

The Georgia prison strike, for instance, was about things prisoners often complain about: They are not paid for their labor.