Sentence examples for special units for from inspiring English sources

Prison officials have said he was sometimes held in special units for his own safety.

There are pathetically few mainstream secondary schools in the UK with special units for managing challenging behaviour and there are very few BESD settings meaning they are oversubscribed.

The Pataki administration approved the creation of the special units for the mentally ill in 1996, but has otherwise left them unregulated.

These special units for residents with dementia have spread throughout the American nursing home industry; more than 16 percent of nursing homes now include one.

And in "The Eye of the Elephant" Delia Owens wrote, of the scouts, "Mark creates special units for those who perform well, and they are issued extra equipment — new guns, jungle knives, binoculars, compasses".

He will also point out that the army is going ahead with plans to set up more special units for the small but growing number of haredim who are already leaving the yeshivas and enlisting.

A special unit for crimes against women has been created.

He relies on other prisoners housed in a special unit for his basic needs.

It's 30 years since I taught in the school system – at a high school and then a special unit for behaviourally disruptive teenagers in Leicestershire.

In prison, Mr. Stevens lived in a special unit for handicapped prisoners, relying on the kindness of convicts to be dressed, put on and off the toilet and fed.

There he was moved from a special unit for vulnerable inmates and placed in a cell with bars, to which he tied a torn bedsheet to hang himself.