Sentence examples for continued to be detained from inspiring English sources

Children continued to be detained for more than 72 hours.

"With this rule change, the government can lock someone up on very little or even no evidence and throw away the key until they decide to let them go," said David W. Leopold, an immigration lawyer in Cleveland who represents the first aliens affected by the new rule, 11 Israelis who continued to be detained after a judge had ordered them released.

It suggests that at least six detention centres operated in Albania and it adds that prisoners continued to be detained after the end of the 1999 Kosovo conflict.

A foreign ministry source told the Qatar News Agency that a political solution in Egypt could not be achieved as long as the former leader continued to be detained.

Of the 48 patients who had the legal status of Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI) 12 were discharged subject to conditions by the MHRB while the remaining 36 continued to be detained as in-patients in hospital at the end of the period of observation.

Whether or not they should be released would depend, for example, on whether there were still legitimate penological grounds for their continued detention and whether they should continue to be detained on grounds of dangerousness.

The Home Office responded by saying that rape "did not constitute torture" and that she should continue to be detained.

At the time, American officials were primarily concerned with ensuring that the men would continue to be detained.

Only those who have been convicted of or charged with serious or violent felonies would continue to be detained at ICE's request.

They have not been formally charged with murder and will continue to be detained while detectives investigate the incident, a local police spokesman added.

Critics acknowledge that children are now held for shorter periods – a maximum of one week – but are concerned that children continue to be detained despite Clegg's promise.