Sentence examples for sustained prison from inspiring English sources
The report into Wormwood Scrubs prison by HM Inspector of Prisons highlights the challenges faced by the government in its stated intent to commit to a sustained prison reform agenda.
A comical vision presents itself of Wandsworth as a drive-through burger joint: "Do you want fries with that or a sawn-off shotgun?" But what's wrong with the idea of sustained prison production or training inmates as apprentices for industry?
Arthur is exonerated, but his joyful reunion with Pauline is brief, as an injury he sustained in prison leads to a brain haemorrhage and he dies shortly after his release.
He does not explain why, if it was forced, Anwar - a man who can barely walk up the stairs because of the injuries he sustained in prison - could have forced himself on a man of twenty-three years.
It sounds frightfully close to real communities in the US like Huntsville, Texas, where residents accept the fact that their existence is sustained by a prison economy and the local joke is "half the population of Huntsville's under key, and the other half gets paid for their time".
Pienaar tries to imagine what life was like there, and on the soundtrack Mandela reads "Invictus", the short Victorian poem by WE Henley that ends with the couplet "I am the master of my fate/ I am the captain of my soul" that had sustained him in prison.
The audience was audibly enthusiastic when he began talking about how the movie opened his eyes to religion, that his experience on the production sustained him through prison.
Regional managers began to take decisive action during the inspection, but real risks remain and turning the prison round will take sustained support from the prison service nationally.
But here, where the prison itself sustained little damage, there was no exit.
Mr. Armstrong said Mr. Tracy died despite immediate and sustained attempts by Virginia prison guards to intervene.
Ultimately, his views were condemned as counterrevolutionary, and from 1955 to 1979 he was imprisoned for his views; while in prison he sustained physical and mental damage.
