Sentence examples for sharing cells from inspiring English sources

"Prisons are grossly overcrowded, with 20,000 people sharing cells designed for one person".

Nor is there any effort to keep those awaiting trial from sharing cells with those serving long sentences.

The system was overcrowded, with two or three prisoners sharing cells designed in the 19th century for one person.

The ageing facility was built for 220 people but women have been sharing cells to make room, with some sleeping on mattresses on the floor.

If the Prison Service knows that sharing cells leads to murder, how can they escape accountability for the part they play if yet another prisoner is murdered as a consequence of sharing a cell?

Although there are few relatives sharing cells, intergenerational incarceration — family members who have ever been imprisoned, in the same or different facilities — is not uncommon around the country.

Additional file 1: Question sheet for StemBANCC interviews on 'Attitudes to sharing cell lines and data'.

Senators Al Franken (D-MN) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CR) have also sponsored legislation to "require companies to get a user's consent before sharing cell phone location information".

Senators Franken and Blumenthal have also sponsored legislation to "require companies to get a user's consent before sharing cell phone location information".

SNAVI is a useful tool for analyzing, visualizing and sharing cell signaling data.

All prisons are required to carry out a risk assessment before placing inmates in shared cells.