Sentence examples for restricted regimes from inspiring English sources

Without enough staff to keep people safe, prisons are increasingly providing restricted regimes, under which prisoners are locked in their cells for up to 23 hours a day.

The MPs reserve their strongest criticism for the 28% reduction in the number of prison officers in publicly run prisons since 2010, saying it has resulted in severely restricted regimes in the most acute cases, and in turn affected safety.

As many as 22 prisons are currently on restricted regimes where normal activities and resettlement programmes are suspended in order to focus on allowing prisoners out to have exercise.

The Prison Governors Association president, Eoin McLennan Murray, said that a lack of staff means "we have to lock prisoners up for more time than we would want to" and "many prisons are having to run restricted regimes".

Under a scheme known as detached duty, prison officers can be sent from their home prison to other jails where there are too few staff on the wings, resulting in restricted regimes being imposed on inmates.

Britain's newest private jail has been forced to introduce one of the most restricted regimes prison inspectors have ever seen after failing to cope with a violent gang culture within its walls.

The transition pressure for an RO process to shift from a mass transfer controlled regime to a thermodynamically restricted regime was determined by the basic parameters of the full-scale RO process.

Full-time education or properly paid employment would reform detainees in a way that today's restricted prison regimes cannot.

"Restricted immigration regimes mean migrant workers entering the UK are more likely to be highly paid and highly skilled," Mulley said.

A detailed comparative review of the share management fishery and restricted fishery regimes has been described by Goulstone (2000) and is not repeated here.

By inaugurating an international piano competition at a time when travel by foreigners to the Soviet Union was restricted, the regime was cracking open a door.