Sentence examples for again detained from inspiring English sources

Over the next few months, he was again detained and interrogated.

Following the attack, which India linked to Lashkar-e-Taiba, Pakistan once again detained Saeed and once again released him, claiming that India's investigation was biased.

After 9/11, Slahi was again detained at the US's behest, and his world tour of imprisonment, degradation and torture began.

If Hamas members are again detained, the organisation could adopt a "more independent line, including strikes on Israel," threatens one Hamas man.An even tougher challenge for Mr Arafat is to heal the breach that is starting to open between his authority and that of his Fatah men "in the field".

After the German Army occupied France in May 1940, the painter was again detained, escaped, was detained once more, escaped a second time, only to discover on returning to the countryside where he had been living that the English woman whom he loved, despairing to see him, had left for Spain.

Mr Wong was again detained on 26 November as the authorities sought to clear the Mong Kok protest site.

The federal government appealed that ruling on Oct. 2 in an effort to once again detain and deport Villavicencio, before unexpectedly withdrawing the appeal three days later.

And since June, Jorge Videla, a former junta leader, has again been detained (recently in his home) over the theft for adoption by military officers of babies born to prisoners (who were then murdered).

He had found out that 3 of Solidarity's leading activists were again being detained under dismal conditions&would probably wind up railroaded into prison on trumped-up charges.

During this time, Bruguera was again briefly detained on May 24 , 2015 after hosting a 100-hour open reading of Hannah Arendt's The Origins of Totalitarianism (1951) in her Havana studio.

I tend towards the latter, particularly when you consider the case of Child M, an Iranian boy of nine who has again been detained by the UK Borders Agency in Yarl's Wood with a view to deporting him and his parents to Iran where they may face prosecution for possession of Salman Rushdie's Satanic Verses.