Sentence examples for use of segregation from inspiring English sources
Would that be "dignity and worth" as witnessed in the use of segregation, restraint and violence on mentally vulnerable locked-up children?
The chief inspector was also highly critical of the use of segregation units to house prisoners with mental health problems, saying nobody could sensibly argue that a segregation unit was a therapeutic environment.
Despite welcome falls in both violence and the use of segregation, there are still too many children under the age of 18 locked in their cells and sleeping through their sentences".
This is thought to be the first report of the use of segregation of a mating-type gene among ascospore progeny to determine the breeding system of a fungal species.
We trust in our societies' ability to conduct their events in accordance with the principles of the union". But Rupert Sutton, from the campus watchdog Student Rights, has claimed there is "consistent use of segregation by student Islamic societies across the country".
The report also said safety had deteriorated at Camp Hill - though it had improved at the other two sites, where steps had also been taken to reduce the disproportionate use of segregation.
"The extensive use of administrative segregation strongly suggests that segregation is not being used as a last resort, but rather, as a routine management strategy across Ontario's correctional facilities," the Ontario Human Rights Commission wrote in their report.
Calling the practice "deplorable," Dromm began trying to dismantle punitive segregation — for children and adults — after a friend of his, in jail for drug-usage crimes, received 150 days of punitive segregation at Rikers Island, a New York City jail infamous for its extensive use of punitive segregation as punishment.
"The use of disciplinary segregation is important to the overall well-being of any of our prisons".
The administration has reduced the use of punitive segregation, and provided officers with more training in de-escalation and crisis management.
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge recently ruled Canada's use of administrative segregation is unconstitutional.
