Sentence examples for be detained before from inspiring English sources

Jia, a political columnist with 84,000 Twitter followers, had reportedly told friends he might be detained before his flight to Hong Kong for a university seminar.

It recommended reforms including halving the maximum period that a terrorist suspect can be detained before charge, and replacing control orders with a less intrusive regime.

They are most likely to be detained before trial, as previous terrorist defendants have been, in a high-security wing of the Metropolitan Correctional Center, which is next to the federal courthouse.

Mr. Davis said he would run for the seat again and use the campaign to debate the government's plan to extend to 42 days the maximum period for which terrorist suspects can be detained before being charged.

The Conservatives have said that Mr. Galley's leaks also included a list earlier this year of 50 Labor members of Parliament who were expected to vote against a controversial government bill to extend to 42 days the time in which terrorism suspects could be detained before being charged.

Last year, when Senators Kamala Harris and Rand Paul introduced a bail reform bill, the Pretrial Integrity and Safety Act, they wrote in an op-ed how black and Latinx people are more likely to be detained before trial and less likely able to pay for bail.

I have to put my daughter through university!" Ms. Liu has petitioned the government in the past and she has been detained before, she said in interviews last month.

"I have never been detained before.

Dissenters planned an anti-government demonstration in Vientiane last October, but were detained before the march.

While their cases are pondered they are held in the same immigration removal centres where many failed asylum-seekers are detained before they are shipped out.

The broadcaster also reported that "several more activists were detained before and after a soccer match in Tabriz between the Azerbaijani Trakhtorsazi team and local team Shahrdari Tabriz.