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Meanings of inmate rehabilitation in English

Portuguese
reabilitação
Spanish
reinsercion
Catalan
reinserció

Penological process to make a person again a functional part of society.

reabilitação
Synonyms
Examples for "rehabilitation"
Examples for "rehabilitation"
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Therefore, increasing physical activity should be a prominent goal in pulmonary rehabilitation.
Pubmed
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It comes as the government trials a new approach to prisoner rehabilitation.
BBC
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Ambac received Wisconsin state court approval for its rehabilitation plan in January.
Reuters
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Gox's civil rehabilitation process - a legal procedure that may allow Mt.
Reuters
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Chief operating officer Gill Hood said rehabilitation was essential to reducing crime.
Radio NZ
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Bernie here was once the sort'd burgle you outta house an' home, and now he's a walking testimony to criminal rehabilitation.
The burglar who painted like mondrian
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Wearing a fake suicide vest and wielding knives, attacker Usman Khan went on a rampage on Friday afternoon at a conference on criminal rehabilitation.
Reuters
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It comes as the government trials a new approach to prisoner rehabilitation.
BBC
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New Zealand First is promising to fund more prisoner rehabilitation programmes if re-elected.
Radio NZ
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More funding for prisoner rehabilitation programmes was pledged in September.
Radio NZ
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Ironically the University of Cambridge-organised conference was on prisoner rehabilitation.
News.com.au
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NZ First New Zealand First is promising to fund more prisoner rehabilitation programmes if re-elected.
Radio NZ
Usage of inmate rehabilitation in English
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Belfast-based custodial IT company Core Systems has secured a deal to provide Australia's largest prison with digital services to support inmate rehabilitation.
The Irish Times
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People working with Māori prisoners are hopeful a new programme which involves whānau in inmate rehabilitation will help tackle the high rate of Māori reoffending.
Radio NZ
Translations for inmate rehabilitation
Portuguese
reabilitação