Sentence examples for a detention through from inspiring English sources

Take the power to torture a suspect or to suspend the right to challenge a detention through a habeas corpus petition.

Because of the provisions specifying that the new legislation does not change current law, the new law leaves the authority it grants open to interpretation and to the possibility -- albeit in very difficult circumstances -- of someone challenging a detention through the courts.

Curiously, a video showed him walking casually through a detention centre without handcuffs.

Türk said that during the talks, NGOs in particular had "encouraged the governments of Mexico and the US to realise that the best way to deal with it is not through a detention approach".

Cecilia, the 16-year old Salvadoran, said she, her mother and her 23-year old sister had taken 18 days to reach Texas in a journey which culminated in a three-day stay in a detention centre she described through a translator as "horrible".

"It makes no sense that after four years of checking in they would put me in the ISAP program," Castro said, referring to the Intensive Supervision and Appearance Program, an alternative to detention through which ankle monitors are administered.

Mr. Do said he had learned of Mr. Bae's detention through a mutual friend in China.

A court sentenced Mrs. Aung San Suu-Kyi, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, to 18 months of additional house arrest, ensuring that she would remain in detention through a parliamentary election that is scheduled for next year.

Analysts say they believe that the case is aimed at keeping Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi in detention through an election that is planned for early next year.

In presenting this alternative framework, the potential for studying migration-related detention through an ecological lens is highlighted, pointing the way for future fields of study.

It paints a vivid picture of the indignity of detention through distressing and detailed case studies.