Sentences with phrase «functions as a prison»

The soul takes up a temporary dwelling in a «body» which functions as a prison and as the source of evil desires and suffering.

The big powers being led by the US make a space ship orbiting the Earth's moon functioning as a prison of captured Typhon.

Taunting the desire for a happy end, the grid functioned as a prison or a device of torture and immanent harm.

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In a prison of torment and pain, the past won't let them go Their mind can not function as it should, their self - esteem is low All the sadness and anxiousness like a poison, running through their veins Depression and worthlessness, the doubts, are driving them insane

It actually creates a situation where freedom can not exist, it's how prisons function... i.e. racial gangs as a means of survival for the individual.

This led to questioning of his ability to adequately perform his functions, such as building relationships with members of the judiciary, [14] and of further politicisation of the judiciary, with Joshua Rozenberg, a popular legal commentator and Queens» Counsel, writing in the Guardian that his «main qualifications are that he is perceived to be right - wing and once shadowed prisons».

They are even used to deceive and restrict, sometimes functioning as a sort of giant metal coffin - like prison.

With 75 per ‑ cent of children in the UK spending less time outside than prison inmates (survey of 2,000 people commissioned by Persil as part of its «Dirt is Good» campaign) it's going to take more than just schools to get young people outside enough to reap the benefits; benefits that include not just self - development, but also increased academic attainment — one of the core functions of schools.

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Halley's geometrical abstractions interpret the structures of computer chips and prison cells - structures he believes function as a kind of blueprint for society.

«American prisons today are functioning as commercial enterprises, backed by corporations.

In prisons, cigarettes or food parcels function as money.

For example, making a «false document» with the intention that it will be used dishonestly to induce a a Commonwealth public official to accept it as genuine, thereby dishonestly obtaining a gain or influencing the exercise of a public duty or function, is an offence punishable by up to 10 years in prison: s 144.1 (1).

Professional Experience St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Office 2010 — Present Corrections Deputy • Oversaw prison facilities and inmates ensuring orderly and efficient operations • Responded to emergent situations including fires, assaults, and other security threats • Received, searched, processed, and monitored inmates • Analyzed surveillance of prison and identified facility and staff vulnerabilities • Proposed procedural changes to remedy system shortcomings • Controlled public access to prison facilities • Performed administrative functions in support of jail operations as needed