warder znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady warder

• Officials in fifteen larger penal institutions recorded no fewer than fifty-one riots and serious attacks on warders between 1919 and 1924.

• The motives for the warders' opposition were complex.

• Repeatedly, warders attempted to engineer a crisis by encouraging prisoners to escape or to start a riot.

• Now, the court listened to witness statements by the accused, other prisoners, and the warders.

• Finally, the experienced warders deeply resented the influence of the much younger social workers, fresh out of university.

• In addition, the warders felt threatened by the change of the prisoners' status and resented being held accountable in prison tribunals.

• Inside, highly politicized inmates were pitched against reactionary governors and warders.

• Almost overnight, the inmates were now to be treated as individuals with specific educational needs, a task for which many warders had neither sympathy, nor training.