Sentence examples for restricted confinement from inspiring English sources

These are much higher numbers than from a decade ago, when the U.S. was estimated to have, depending on the source relied upon, 25,000 to 80,000 prisoners in restricted confinement.

The problem is that there is no one single reporting method or even definition, for that matter, for what constitutes "restricted confinement", "solitary confinement", or "isolation" as every state and prison system has their own policies and manner of quantifying prisoner housing.

If Gotham serves all the time in restricted confinement he has racked up so far, he won't be returned to the general population until March.

L.A. County severely restricts solitary confinement for juveniles.

From 1992 until 2000, Mr. Gotti was kept in virtual solitary confinement, restricted to his cell except for an hour of daily exercise.

The ions are restricted under the confinement, which can be explained by the local dynamics in different areas.

The reduction in the linear growth rate can be explained by assuming the lamellar clustering process that the precursor or solidified units with the single chain space, which spontaneously are built up from the melt, act as the crystallizing units and the diffusive mobility of the units was restricted by spatial confinement between adjacent silica particles.

For narrow pores the size of crystalline domains is restricted by the strong confinement.

It is demonstrated that slow light with a group index up to ng = 278 can be achieved by topology optimized waveguides with promising modal confinement and restricted group-velocity-dispersion. All the topology optimized waveguides achieve a normalized group-index bandwidth of 0.48 or above.

Preference is perhaps less of a challenge in trauma surgery compared with elective surgery, as time frames to surgery are reduced, and the access by individuals to resources are restricted owing to illness, confinement to hospital and the unplanned nature of care.

WEST MANSFIELD, Ohio — Concessions by farmers in this state to sharply restrict the close confinement of hens, hogs and veal calves are the latest sign that so-called factory farming — a staple of modern agriculture that is seen by critics as inhumane and a threat to the environment and health — is on the verge of significant change.