Sentence examples for since prisoners from inspiring English sources

Respondents from the Botswana Ministry of Health (MoH)'s SRH department indicated that although there were clinics in prisons to provide SRH services, such clinics did not provide condoms since prisoners ' are not expected to be having sex'.

Interrogators have long said torture is ineffective, since prisoners who are tortured will say anything they think their captors want to hear.

And, since prisoners are less likely than before to get time off for good behaviour, they have less incentive to behave well.The result: America's prison population has boomed, to roughly 2m.

She notes in Gulag: A history: Thieves used the word for 'knocking' (stukat) in place of the word for 'speaking' (govorit) which made sense since prisoners tapped on walls to communicate with one another.

The company has itself confirmed that staff had been dismissed since prisoners were taken on in November, but countered that this was part of the normal attrition rate in a demanding business where "targets had to be met".

The lawyers said the three men might have have no knowledge that it was being filed on their behalf this week since prisoners at Guantánamo Bay are not allowed access to their families or to lawyers.

After working on every film since Prisoner of Azkaban, Double Negative was asked to provide visual effects for the final instalments of the story, in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Parts 1 and 2. Working closely with the film's VFX Supervisor, Tim Burke, the team was led by VFX Supervisor, David Vickery and VFX Producer Charlotte Loughlane.

However, since all prisoners underwent regular medical assessment in their own prison environment, we did not exclude subject on the basis of that assessment, provided that no antimicrobials were prescribed.

Since then, prisoners have been held in cells within the gendarmerie headquarters.

Since July 8, prisoners have held a hunger strike to protest the solitary confinement of violent inmates, sometimes for decades.

Uzbekistan is ranked as the sixth most corrupt country in the world by Transparency International and has been banned from most arms purchases in Europe and the United States since political prisoners were discovered to have died in detention a decade ago from scalding water — from, in fact, being boiled alive.