Sentence examples for a new detention from inspiring English sources

G4S and Barnardo's were awarded contracts to run a new detention facility for families with children.

A new detention centre would not, however, solve the problems associated with the anti-terrorism laws.

Two of the three remaining Denver immigration judges are hearing, via videoconference, cases of families detained in a new detention center in south Texas.

Originally, the county had planned to build a new detention center on land used for leaf mulching near the existing center in Paramus, but residents and town officials there balked, so county officials began looking for an alternative location.

"No matter where the county decides to locate a new detention center, we implore everyone not to give into fear and misunderstanding," Mr. Ryan wrote with Lawrence Murphy, chairman of the Bergen County Youth Services Commission.

Even that wording, however, showed another point of difference: the Americans built a new detention complex near the old Bagram Prison in 2009, and they refer to it as Parwan — after the province it is in, and apparently in an attempt to break the associations brought by accusations of waterboarding and deadly beatings at the old prison.

We are not sure what it should be, but there is one unacceptable choice: creating a new detentions law that would allow them held without trial.

Mr. Rumsfeld said the military would not need to build any new detention facilities for prisoners brought to the United States.

The Post story notes some of the pleasant features of a brand new detention center in Texas that houses immigrants waiting to see if they will win political asylum or be returned to their country of origin: detainees "sleep in air-conditioned, unlocked 'suites' with flat-screen TVs overlooking volleyball courts and soccer fields".

It's all part of a thriving detention industry: DHS projects a budget for new detention centers, including the needed number of arrests (400,000 are planned for next year) to fund and staff said centers.

Alice Farmer, a children's-rights researcher at Human Rights Watch who authored a 2013 report on the detention of migrant children in Indonesia, said the government's decision to construct a new immigration detention center was disturbing.