Sentence examples for annual detention from inspiring English sources

If these redirection programs resulted in only a 10percentt reduction in population size, a medium-sized facility could save more than $2 million dollars in annual detention costsb.

In the United States — with almost 400,000 annual detentions in 2010, up from 280,000 in 2005 — private companies now control nearly half of all detention beds, compared with only 8 percent in state and federal prisons, according to government figures.

The annual ICE detention budget is over $2 billion - 28 times ICE's budget for ATDs.

For example, if a midsize jail expands its deflection programs, including pretrial release with supervised community treatment, the county's annual costs for detention services would reduce in proportion to the size of such programming.

Even if the national average were as low as $50 per day, the annual cost of pretrial detention would reach $8 billion, Mother Jones magazine calculated.

Administration officials have said they are exploring ways to modify a planned annual review of the detentions to see whether that could satisfy the court's ruling.

The crush of thousands of petitioners is an annual ritual -- along with their detention in hotels and cellars that have been dubbed "black jails".

And Pham Dinh De, president of the National Vietnamese-American Voters League, brought documentation on arbitrary arrest and detention from the State Department's annual human rights report to argue his case.

There will be a judicial review of detention every week and an annual report to Parliament on the use of the powers.

A play about a former Guantánamo Bay detainee who visits his Army interrogator 15 years after his detention has won the third annual Yale Drama Series award for playwriting.

The Post/ProPublica report said that under one possible order discussed earlier this month, detainees would be imprisoned at a military installation in the United States, but their detention would be subject to annual presidential review.