Примеры использования Prisoners could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Our prisoners could bring the Thals to us.
Many prisons had opened shops where prisoners could purchase food and clothes.
Moreover, prisoners could contact their national missions.
A minimum of 2,000 calories daily was standard, but prisoners could receive more on medical grounds.
Prisoners could raise poultry and other animals for food.
With the food bonus the prisoners could survive, without it they were doomed.
Prisoners could also, at their own cost, consult doctors of their choosing.
Under the old legislation, prisoners could be held in custody for up to two months.
Prisoners could also complain to the Enforcement Judge or the Monitoring Board.
He also wished to know whether it was true that prisoners could be interrogated only in the presence of their lawyers.
Prisoners could be kept in solitary confinement for a year, which was quite inhuman.
In addition to court orders, the release of prisoners could be sought by way of habeas corpus and amparo.
Prisoners could file complaints about their treatment through the Public Defender.
The new prison will have separate facilities for women, and prisoners could be separated in groups based on their different needs.
Prisoners could also request a doctor of their choice, subject to court approval, which was granted without fail.
He also sought more details of the system whereby some prisoners could be assigned to work for private companies.
Prisoners could receive visits from family and friends, and meet with their lawyers and religious counsellors.
Under a bilateral agreement concluded with a neighbouring country, prisoners could serve their sentences in their country of origin.
Prisoners could send complaints to the boards, which could prompt a visit to the prison in question.
The percentage of pre-trial detainees had been reduced; and some prisoners could work during the day under the rehabilitation policy.
Prisoners could use card telephones in all establishments; their entitlement to receive visitors had doubled.
However, an agreement was being negotiated so that such prisoners could serve their time in institutions run by the government Agency for Child Protection.
All prisoners could wear their own clothes, put up their own curtains, decorate their cells with personal objects, receive a newspaper, engage in a course of study, etc.
The correctional institutions had the services of two full-time doctors,a dentist and a psychiatrist, and prisoners could be admitted to the nearest hospital for treatment.
The State party had replied that prisoners could present their grievances to the different levels of the prison administration.
Moreover, prisoners could be released on parole for good behaviour, and the President of the Republic occasionally declared general amnesties as well.
Noting that, according to paragraph 56 of the report, prisoners could generally request confidential discussions with inspecting officials, he wished to know why such discussions were not routine.
Prisoners could also direct complaints to the Civic Rights Ombudsman, governmental and nongovernmental organizations and the European Court of Human Rights.
In addition, under the Prisons Act, prisoners could have their penalty commuted or they could be granted early release for good conduct.
Prisoners could participate in work and technical training programmes, and education, health and sport programmes to support their reintegration into society.