Примеры использования Some inmates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Helped some inmates.
Some inmates find God.
Tyson got beat up by some inmates?
Yet, some inmates still ask for leave.
Vocational training is provided and some inmates take the City and Guilds examinations.
However, some inmates did complain that they are intentionally placed in cells with violent inmates. .
At both prisons, the SPT noted that some inmates had televisions or radios for personal use.
This however created chaos, as the floor was wet with water, urine,feces and blood and some inmates fell over each other.
In Makeni prison, some inmates have been awaiting indictment for over a year.
MINURCAT-OHCHR too reported cases of inhuman anddegrading treatment of some inmates at Chadian prisons.
There are trailer units where some inmates can spend time, including weekends, with their children.
Some inmates also reported that when police operations are carried out, the police steal their belongings.
Despite holding the legal permit to inspect, the prison authorities faced resistance and rioting from some inmates who had complicated criminal backgrounds.
Some inmates showed the Subcommittee the small ration of food they had received that day, contained in a tiny plastic bag.
Social contact shall not be debarred as, indeed,it has been observed that some inmates may even partly lose their ability to speak freely after years in isolation;
Some inmates complained of the limits imposed on their right to intimate visits from their partners when they are not married.
We have permitted United States Congressmen andcongressional aides to visit Insein jail and interview some inmates so that they could verify the allegations of human rights.
Some inmates told the Group their families were putting together the papers for them to be released and obtain a valid residence permit.
Studies showed that between 4% and85% of prisoners always used bleach to clean their injection equipment and that some inmates used inappropriate methods to clean needles and syringes.
Some inmates of other facilities had been transferred there and the previous open facility had been turned into a regular penitentiary with a capacity of 430.
Although inmates were as a rule reluctant to talk to the members of the Subcommittee andthe attitude of the warders considerably hampered any confidential interviews, some inmates suggested that there were killings that were disguised as suicides.
Some inmates, especially political and civic activists, consistently complained about accumulated ill-treatment to coerce them into seeking a pardon.
According to the Attorney for Human Rights,"the immediate consequence is the lack of beds, which obliges some inmates to sleep on the wet floor, and the insufficient number of toilets, which are constantly foul-smelling and full of filth, clearly endangering the health of inmates and degrading their quality of life.
Some inmates expressed their dissatisfaction to the Subcommittee about the fact that there are no incentives for inmates who exhibit good behaviour.
At Pedro Juan Caballero Regional Prison, some inmates said that they had been punished with beatings or solitary confinement simply for asking to see a doctor.
Some inmates may be afraid to come forward, fearing the repercussions of a diagnosis of TB such as stigma, a delay in release or a transfer to another prison.
The staff of the San Pedro Sula Prison admitted that some inmates are still in prison despite having completed their sentences a number of years ago, explaining that they had never received instructions from the enforcement judges.
Some inmates reported to the Working Group that they had been beaten in police cells and forced to confess, through physical ill-treatment, to crimes and offences they had not committed A/HRC/4/40/Add.2.
In order to survive, some inmates are forced to enter into relationships with more powerful inmates, in which they have to provide sex in exchange for protection.
The delegation found that some inmates are sent out of prison to work privately for other institutions or prison staff, for instance doing laundry or gardening, which opens the door to possible abuses.