Sentence examples for better detention from inspiring English sources

The situation at Zawya, nominally one of the better detention centres in Libya, typifies that country's approach.

Isselmou Ould Moustapha, an expert on AQIM and editor of the Nouakchott-based newspaper Tahalil Hebdo, knows of at least five cases in which the mothers of Mauritanian jihadists teamed up with the authorities to call their sons home in exchange for their getting lighter sentences and better detention conditions.

Even in a country like Sweden, which is considered to have better detention standards, immigrant detainees have low QOL.

But life in the community, while better than detention, is hard.

Mohsen says life in the transit centre is better than detention, but marginally so.

Advocates for a better US detention policy must continue to push hard, but we must also recognise just how difficult it is to responsibly unwind the complete mess created by the Bush administration.

These prisons are considered to be relatively better than detention centers.

It's way better than detention.

This association suggests that ensuring better services or detention conditions might have limited or no impact on detainees' health and QOL as their duration of detention increases.

Besides, they take up space that could be devoted to arresting details like the meal system at the Manhattan House of Detention, better known as the Tombs, where Molineux would begin the day with a chop, bread, butter and coffee for 30 cents.

The Supreme Court also found that provision of treatment was a key part of civil commitment's constitutionality: If people were being given an opportunity to be rehabilitated, even if they didn't or couldn't get better, then their detention was distinct from a criminal sentence.