Sentence examples for being held beyond from inspiring English sources

"Despite being given many opportunities to do so, the Polish Government has failed to contest that it knew prisoners were being held beyond the rule of law and tortured by the CIA inside their own country.

During the inspection, eight foreign nationals were being held beyond the end of their sentence – including one who had been inside for two years after the end of his sentence.

In an effort to reinforce a recent downturn in violence, the Iraqi government announced that it would introduce a parliamentary proposal this weekend to free thousands of prisoners who have not yet been formally charged with crimes or who are being held beyond their completed sentences.

Half the signatures were held beyond the legal deadline.

All four would appear in a Hungarian court on Saturday, authorities said, where it would be decided whether they could be held beyond an initial 72-hour period.

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The authorities have raised the possibility that he could be held beyond that, under civil commitment procedures aimed at the most dangerous sex offenders.

For suspects to be held beyond 28 days, the government would have to win parliamentary backing for an order, valid for 30 days, declaring "a grave exceptional terrorist threat".

It matters because for all the excellent initiatives in the green paper, from diverting mentally ill people from prison to doing something about the 3,000 inmates who are held beyond their tariff with no prospect of a release date, the package has yet to win a place in the coalition's legislative programme.

This purchase program expires at the end of 2009, but the MBS can be held beyond that date.

"Still, hundreds of men shall be held beyond the law on an island prison for over a decade.