He proclaimed, "America does not take strikes when we have the ability to capture individual terrorists -- our preference is always to detain, interrogate and prosecute them".
The writer always seems to be detained by people who want to read their plays to him.
By James Thurber The New Yorker, October 19 , 1935P. 21 The writer always seems to be detained by people who want to read their plays to him.
Cameron said he was "deeply disturbed" that those detained cannot always access medicines due to persistent lack of basic supplies, including TB medication, and that the same conditions considered in the Dudley Lee case persist, with "the air so thick one could cut it with a knife" due to poor ventilation.
Governments are always tempted to detain perceived enemies without charges, hold them incommunicado and deny them counsel.
They had always intended to detain me for some time, because their primary purpose was to access material I was carrying rather than to investigate or question me about terrorism.
If his success here carries with it undertones of a Guttmann‑esque validation of the sport's merits, this was always unlikely to detain either Jovane, gracious in defeat, or a thoroughly involved three-quarter full-house at the ExCeL on an opening day that confirmed, above all, the pure competitive appeal of this grand old indigenous Paralympic sport.
She spoke to the racial differences in who is arrested and prosecuted: "It seemed like they always wanted to detain me and my pimp, both people of color, instead of focusing on the buyers who were adults -- and primarily white -- no one seemed to care about them!" Indeed, traffickers are generally the black and brown men we already incarcerate.
They're always risking being fined, being detained for a day or two, or sometimes even being lashed.
Technically, the pro-government activists should be arrested, too, but opposition groups say they do not always end up being formally detained.
