Sentence examples for prisons to identify from inspiring English sources

The MoJ insists it does its best, encouraging prisons to identify former armed forces personnel, then providing access to mental health teams and armed forces charities.

Trained workers made weekly telephone contact in the first four weeks after release from prison to identify health needs and facilitate health service utilisation.

They were called to the prison to identify her body, but say that on arriving they were prevented from seeing her and have described being treated in a "hostile and aggressive manner".

There will be new powers for the prisons inspectorate to identify failing prisons and a new legal duty on the secretary of state to intervene in them.

There are too many cases of prisons failing to identify inmates who are a suicide risk despite the presence of clear warning signs, an official watchdog has warned after a "troubling" 64% rise in self-inflicted deaths behind bars in the past year.

To assess the health needs of prisoners in a male category B prison in Bristol, England, to identify areas for improving health in the prison.

Mexican prisons use it to identify visitors.

The SPOCs (i.e. Central Prison Authorities) were used to identify the prisons needed to gather the necessary information for the study.

Taken to the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, he said, he was strip-searched and given an injection that prison officials refused to identify.

Empire of the Sun by JG Ballard: a young Brit named Jamie scavenges an existence alone in wartime Shanghai and in Japanese prison camps, coming to identify with his captors, admiring their fighter pilots and losing any sense of taking sides in the international conflict.

Interviews with key informants from government and national and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) were also conducted, prior to and following prison-based interviews, to identify salient issues and probe specific findings raised in the research.