Sentence examples for prisons to work from inspiring English sources

Israelis increasingly began to feel that they should no longer occupy the territories: the moral and demographic price was awful, the terror and the economic drain intolerable; more and more young people were going into the Army not to defend against hostile armies but to guard settlers and prisons, to work at checkpoints.

Once the project was over that relationship [between corrections and community providers] still existed and our change team leader actually got promoted to the prisons and she took that relationship with her and is now training her staff at the prisons to work with that community provider and go visit the community facility and get to know those people.

MI5 was directly involved in the rendition of a Moroccan national, illegally taken from a Belgian prison to work for Britain's Security Services in London, an investigation by The Independent has discovered.

Allowed to leave prison to work in the community, he was caught by the state police with a dismantled minivan and a burglary tool at his home in Springfield Gardens, Queens, according to court records.

During the years when he fought to remain in Britain, Mr. Othman spent long periods in prison, ordered there by judges who accepted British security officials' arguments that he would abuse any time outside prison to work clandestinely to inspire terrorist activities.

Then, in 1938, he was allegedly kidnapped by Soviet agents and taken back to Mother Russia, where he was sent to prison to work in the gold mines.

As a result, chain gangs were created to allow prisoners to work outside prison walls.

Now no group is dedicated to easing the transition from prison to work, said Rosanna Cruz, a senior program manager at Groundwork Inc., which helps young people living in poverty.

In December, inmates in at least four prisons refused to work until their living conditions improved.

Additional savings have come from extensive layoffs, which result in guards at many prisons having to work twelve-hour shifts.

But many of the ideas he put forward in the Hampton speech — a youth service corps, a program to help low-income people commute to jobs, a prison-to-work incentive program — have never been tried or have been listlessly implemented.