Sentence examples for prisons take from inspiring English sources

Our prisons take many forms.

"That's all lost when prisons take away contracts". That mission hasn't changed much since the government created Unicor in 1934.

This mobile phone footage is making people who haven't been taking notice of what's going on in prisons take notice.

He knew that prisons could help transform criminals, and that he could, by running effective prisons, "take a bigger bite of crime than I ever did chasing [criminals] from one neighborhood to another".

We see that prisons take up resources, they take up space and we need to get people to understand that as long as people are using prisons for their own agendas and fear mongering tactics and having people believe that prisons are safe, then that's what we're doing to believe.

She added: "Prisons take the responsibility of keeping prisoners, staff and visitors safe extremely seriously.

Between 2013 and 2014, 88 inmates in English and Welsh prisons took their own lives – up from 52 in 2012-13.

Qadura Fares, the head of the Palestinian Prisoners' Club, said that in 2004 virtually all of the Palestinians held in Israeli prisons took part in a two-week strike, and that the most ever was 11,000 prisoners, in 1992.

Funding spent on prisons takes away money that could be spent on child protection services -- which might prevent further horrors like those allegedly inflicted by Phillip Garrido.

Almost 18% (1336) of 7652 eligible inmates and 21% (445) of 2139 eligible officers in eight study prisons took part.

Three prisons took part in this study: Málaga (Alhaurín de la Torre), Granada (Albolote) and Córdoba, each of which houses roughly 1500 1700 inmates.