Sentences with phrase «people in prison cells»

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«We have a large prison ministry, which I am very fond of and we have placed almost three million books in prison cells now... It is amazing how many people come to Christ through that,» she says.

From an underground church in China to a prison cell in Iran to a chapel in Kansas, the Spirit is working in the world by inhabiting His people.

Meanwhile, I have also realised that the only person that could be sure of not going to be detained either in cell, house - arrest or prison must surely be the dead person in the grave.

One, Brawl On Cell Block 99 (B), depicted Vince Vaughn kicking multiple peoples» heads to jelly in canvas prison shoes while spouting the flowery, Nic Pizzolatto-esque tough - guy dialogue of director S. Craig Zahler (Bone Tomahawk).

The plans are part of a wider package of reforms that would tear up the Mental Health Act and replace it with new legislation aimed largely at reducing the number of vulnerable people detained in prison cells.

I have yet to break out of prison but just learning how to work the time system in my favor (I found a way to stay up all night), looting other inmate's cells, getting strong enough to beat up on people and hiding stuff from guards was an awesome experience in its own right.

Canada's prison agency is close to establishing new rules that would prohibit the placement of vulnerable people in solitary confinement and increase the time segregated inmates can spend out of cells.

However, this is not recommended because of the risk of poor reception and, in any event, judges may have different ideas unless the litigant in person (or, for that matter, a legal representative) is locked up on remand in a police or prison cell.

Within the latter, a further distinction was possible between a prison, in which healthy people live in their own cells, and detention of mental patients in high - security conditions.