Sentence examples for privileges incentive from inspiring English sources
Men can also wear their own clothes under an earned privileges incentive scheme.
Privileges and incentives help to keep prisons peaceful, but that is because they are constructed carefully, by those who know their institutions best.
"We believe offenders need to behave well and engage in their own rehabilitation if they are to earn privileges and incentives," he said.
The growing protest followed a blog by Frances Crook, the director of the Howard League for Penal Reform, highlighting the changes in the incentives and privileges regime.
The ban on sending books to prisoners other than in exceptional circumstances was part of new rules imposed in 2013 amid an overhaul of the incentives and privileges scheme.
Writing on the ConservativeHome website, he strongly defended rules introduced in November allowing prisoners to receive only letters and cards from home as part of a new earned incentives and privileges scheme which involved better behaved prisoners getting better access to funds to buy their own books.
Mr Hirst said if prisoners were also voters politicians would seek out their views when canvassing for votes: "What this will do is force them to go knocking on people's doors inside - knocking on cell doors, asking them what they think, offering them incentives or privileges to try to get their vote.
The inadequate provision of meaningful or, indeed, any activity at all for this group is exacerbated by the hopelessness caused by the new incentives and privileges regime".
These policies dictate company culture, built on a framework of incentives and privileges to help strengthen business and encourage best-in-class results from employees.
Mr. McCain's advisers said that the senator's campaign would also be bestowing titles on its most prolific fund-raisers under an "incentive system," with privileges for those who raised the most money.
The global advantaged benefit greatly from these privileges and so have little incentive to reform them.
