Sentence examples for standards in prison from inspiring English sources

Andy McDonald MP, a member of the Commons Justice Select Committee, said: "Ministers must look at developing a coherent national strategy to ensure standards in prison are equal for male and female inmates".

The Prime Minister said he wanted to drive up recruitment standards in prisons by boosting schemes to attract graduates to the profession and by introducing a "financial incentive scheme" for high-performing staff.

While the Gaddafi foundation helped set it up, it involved improving standards in prisons run by Mostafa Abdeljelil, the minister of justice, who was praised at the time by human rights campaigners and has subsequently been identified as a provisional leader of Libyan cities under rebel control.

Tattoos are standard in prison.

The new standards in the prison act were such a change, Justice O'Connor said, requiring an order governing prison conditions to be "narrowly drawn," to go "no further than necessary," and to be "the least intrusive means necessary" to correct the violation.

Mr Millar said the staffing levels worked without compromising standards in the prison.

Having lived under the brutal dictatorship of Saddam Hussein, they viewed physical and psychological torture as a standard experience in prison, especially one as notorious as Abu Ghraib.

On the contrary, I look to the private sector, and rigorous competition, to assist in driving up standards in our prisons.

Legal defense is a right, Mr. Crist said, but "quality education is a right as well, and proper policing and safety in the community and maintaining standards in our prisons".

By many standards, four years in prison is a tough sentence for a 69-year-old man with no prior criminal convictions.

That diameter has now become an industry standard in new prison cells.