Sentence examples for prisons would be from inspiring English sources

If this holds water, perhaps suggesting that art programmes in prisons would be of benefit to prisoners is not too much of a stretch.

Old prisons would be replaced with larger ones.

The Palestinians said they feared that the prisons would be targets of Israeli strikes.

At the same time, the justice secretary announced on Wednesday that three other prisons would be given new roles.

Ragai told me he knew instantly that everyone in the prisons would be killed if they did not escape right away.

Mr. Olsen asserted that the problems of corruption and violence in Texas prisons would be greatly reduced by increasing pay and solving staffing shortages.

Clifford Sloan, Obama's newly appointed envoy to transfer prisoners out of Guantánamo, recently told PBS that he was sure the prison would be closed in the foreseeable future.

A US prison would be awful for Gary.

Bonds's lawyers countered that any time in prison would be "unfair and unwarranted".

(The possible release of ousted President Hosni Mubarak from prison would be the ultimate repudiation of the 2011 revolution).

More than 200 people in prison would be immediately eligible for release if the bill passed.