Sentence examples for taking inmates from inspiring English sources

At the county jail, it would use video teleconferencing to reduce the costs of taking inmates back and forth to court and would hire civilians to do work now done by higher-paid corrections officers.

[Taking inmates'] blood pressure, giving them pills… the diabetic inmates, getting their blood sugars".

In my experience the prison authorities have a funny way of taking inmate grievances and flipping them on us as punishment for us having the gall to politely ask for reform.

None took inmates with "high need" mental health conditions.

The city employed extreme measures, like using buses that took inmates to the jails on Rikers Island to take children to school.

Brunet witnessed – or at least heard – Buchenwald's infamous "musical hangings"; the Nazis would take inmates beyond the gates to hang them from a neighbouring forest.

More than a dozen New York counties with large prisons already take inmates out of the count when they draw districts for county offices.

Those in charge are shuffling staff around the country to share the pain, says Eoin McLennan-Murray, president of the Prison Governors Associationn.Staff shortages make it harder to take inmates from their cells to workshops and classrooms.

Geologists coming back from trips east reported that Stalin's Gulag camps in the wilderness of Siberia stood locked but well maintained, presumably ready to take inmates at the shortest notice.

The NT system was taking young inmates and making them "more angry and more defiant", he told the ABC.

And all the shouting in Washington makes it harder for other governments, especially in Europe, to help America out of its predicament by taking Guantánamo inmates off its hands.