Sentence examples for continuous detentions from inspiring English sources

"South Africa has lost a self-taught giant in the media field who still bears the scars of torture and mental scars of continuous detentions by the apartheid security forces," the African National Congress, South Africa's ruling party, said in a statement announcing his death on its Web site.

"The brutal push-backs and the continuous detention of the survivors seems to have stopped the Rohingya from doing it again," Ms. Lewa said.

Mr. Saharkhiz, thought to be suffering health problems because of harsh physical treatment, has been in continuous detention for more than a year since his arrest in July 2009, just days after the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, which Karroubi and other opposition figures said was rigged.

I have nothing in hand to indicate recent or continuous rape in detention.

The Lady continues in detention.

I'm sure the amount of continuous media coverage his detention and military trial would have attracted was a factor.

All were kept in continuous solitary confinement for their C.I.A. detention, ranging from 16 months to more than four years.

Australians who were horrified by this lack of action need to ask themselves what they are going to do now in the face of continuous reports of child abuse in Australian detention centres happening right now.

Whereas continuous house arrest was clearly equivalent to imprisonment or detention, he was not so sure about the imposition of an 18-hour curfew.

"Having concluded that there was a continuous deprivation of liberty, the Working Group also found that the detention was arbitrary because he was held in isolation during the first stage of detention and because of the lack of diligence by the Swedish Prosecutor in its investigations, which resulted in the lengthy detention of Mr Assange," it said in a statement.

Despite his innocence and relatively quick release, news stations continued to replay the arrest and detention of Sher Singh for the next three days, and this continuous loop helped shape and perpetuate basic stereotypes of "the Islamic other".