Примеры использования Prison infirmary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Your prison infirmary gave him the disease.
I did get a call from the prison infirmary.
There was a prison infirmary but drugs were in short supply.
Travis is alive, he's in recovery at a prison infirmary.
They took him to the prison infirmary, but it was too late.
Figure if you had any worth giving, you wouldn't be circling the drain in a prison infirmary.
Then he was put in a prison infirmary, and grandmother procured the right to be with him.
All I remember isa flash of light, and suddenly I woke up in the prison infirmary handcuffed to a steel bed.
The prison infirmary had 18 beds, although it was reported to the members of the delegation that on occasion the number of injured inmates could be 25 or more.
Minor illnesses were treated in the prison infirmary and serious cases were sent to the university hospital.
The author points out that the State party has omitted to mention that he had anoperation for a pituitary tumour and that he had to be admitted to the prison infirmary.
He was given first aid in the prison infirmary and transferred to the Colina emergency medical unit, where he was diagnosed with a"penetrating abdominal injury.
On 24 October 1993, security prisoner Yehya Abdel Latif Ali Natur, 24, from Tulkarm,died in the Nablus(Jneid) Central Prison infirmary.
The prison infirmary is a minute area of a few square meters, with a clear lack of medicines two nurses for an average of 293 cases per week.
After 72 hours in a cell with no light, the complainant was taken to the prison infirmary, where he met two police officers who had tortured him at the police station.
On 4 May 1993 he was again hospitalized, suffering from dyspnoea, asthenia and general discomfort. He was discharged on 10 May 1993 after receiving two transfusions ofconcentrated red blood corpuscles, and was transferred to the prison infirmary.
Similarly, alleged tuberculosis patients currently held at the prison infirmary could not describe either their symptoms, or the treatment they were receiving.
He submitted that he would be exposed to a foreseeable, real and personal risk of torture if extradited to Mexico, given that he had already been tortured by the Mexican authorities when he was arrested on9 March 1998 and threatened with death by two police officers in the prison infirmary, and that independent medical opinions had vouched for the fact that he had been tortured.
In late May 2001, he was transferred to the Tébessa prison infirmary, and in late June of that year, placed in regular detention, sharing a cell with other prisoners.
When he gave information about conditions in El Harrach prison to a journalist by cell phone, and it was reported in the press, the complainant was called to the prison infirmary on the evening of 12 October 2005, where he was awaited by five people calling themselves members of DRS.
The Mission also refurbished and equipped the Abéché Prison Infirmary, in collaboration with the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA), the Department for International Development of the United Kingdom and other partners.
In 2009, prison infirmaries had become part of the public health network, staffed by external experts.
Sick inmates are treated at prison infirmaries and where their conditions are serious they are referred to hospitals and health specialists.
Prisoners designated as"at risk" and showing a potential to self-harm may be placed either in Special Management Units or prison infirmaries.
Health care for inmates is delivered through prison infirmaries, of which there are a total of 92 located throughout the country. In addition, there is a national prison hospital in the Metropolitan Region.
He was subsequently transferred to the infirmary of a prison at Malaga.
Like Malabo prison, this prison has no infirmary or work or study areas for prisoners.
He was subsequently transferred to the infirmary at Guamajal Prison in Santa Clara, where he is now.
Every prison has an infirmary run by a doctor, who is required to take all necessary measures to safeguard prisoners' health and protect them from disease.
Every prison now had its own infirmary and a psychiatrist, who monitored and, as appropriate, referred inmates for examination or hospitalization.