Sentence examples for secure institutions from inspiring English sources

While some of the minimum security facilities still stand on their own, it is increasingly common to have camps lie adjacent to larger and more secure institutions, particularly low-security federal correctional institutions.

He rides out the next seven years in more and more "secure" institutions, a prisoner guilty basically of skinny-dipping.

Banks and other secure institutions also use phone calls or text messages to verify a user's identity, which could be intercepted and therefore led to fraud or malicious attacks.

I hope from now on the cynical view that Britain's national interests would be best served by a loyal Libyan dictator will be discarded, and that future Anglo-Libyan relations are informed by the belief that a democratic Libya, a Libya built on independent and secure institutions as well as a robust civil society, would make a more stable and honourable partner.

"When you look around secure institutions like Rampton, you will find that many, and probably most, of the people in them have had traumatic upbringings," Clark says.

Two secure institutions were chosen as primary recruitment sites due to their close geographical location.

He was criminally insane — he had to be put in a secure institution.

Psychiatrists have recommended he spend the rest of his life in a secure institution.

As a teacher in a secure institution one has to separate oneself from what the person did and simply teach the person.

This permitted the Americans to take Dennis Priven home, with what the Tongans believed to be the explicit understanding that he would be confined to a secure institution for psychiatric treatment.

But it is not his final experience of a secure institution, and it is here that the psychiatric research Faulks put into his last novel, Human Traces, pays off.