Sentence examples for rehabilitative system from inspiring English sources

At the conference, Simpson-Bey called for a restorative, rather than rehabilitative, system, and a rethinking of the decades-long mindset that got us here in the first place.

However, I think that what we're really seeing is a shift towards a more administrative management and micromanagement of prisoners, and that's even scarier than the shift from a rehabilitative system to a punishing system.

- From Norway -- he focuses on their humane, rehabilitative prison system while showing disturbing video of inhumane violence in the U.S. penal system.

To identify empirically tested survey instruments designed to measure patient experience across a rehabilitative care system.

Throughout the film, Moore chats with locals and drops his jaw as he discovers subversive yet common sense ideas being implemented, such as nutritional lunches for school children, rehabilitative prison systems and free universities.

Furthermore, findings from the Sigma-lognormal model suggested that the dominant and non-dominant hand contribute differently to the manual conditions, which may lead to new heuristics for implementing command systems for computer interaction systems requiring bimanual manipulation as well as designing automatic systems for rehabilitative training.

Elsewhere, such as with his comparison of Norway's prison system (humane, rehabilitative) to America's (systematic, oppressive), it's difficult not to see it fall into the shade of projects with a narrower, clearer focus (in this case Eugene Jarecki's The House I Live In).

It is endeavoring to change a punitive, colonial-era system to a rehabilitative one.

I was glad to read the article about Warden Jeanne Woodford and her attempts to create a rehabilitative atmosphere within the prison system (David Sheff, March 14).

The military actually has a long history of rehabilitative ethic in its judicial system, Major Seamone writes, dating back at least to a program under President Andrew Jackson to return incarcerated soldiers to duty.

Today, nearly two decades later, Hendrickson would appear to be a testament to the rehabilitative powers of the federal penal system.