Sentence examples for create detention from inspiring English sources

Why is the government taking money away from HIV/AIDS funding to create detention centers for children?" Eagles is currently building up this series, making additional works that pair appropriated images from history and pop culture with blood donated from individuals who cannot transmit HIV.

Then came Alberto Gonzales who, while he was White House counsel, helped to redefine torture, repudiate the Geneva Conventions and create illegal detention camps.

They exploited the fear and insecurity that were pervasive at the time to claim emergency powers, creating offshore detention centers where prisoners were held without charge and eavesdropping on Americans without a warrant.

It created a detention facility on Guantánamo Bay that it declared was outside the jurisdiction of the federal courts and built a new legal system — without any input from Congress — to try enemy combatants.

The choice is between building walls and electrified fences, creating mass detention centres, organising mass repatriation and conceding to the fear of the other or it is to find a way of sustaining openness while doing the very best that can be done to allay the natural fears and apprehensions of host populations.

This programme can reduce the population of Guantánamo to zero within 18 months, but problems could arise in one or more of the steps, and the next administration should be prepared for the only two choices available for any remaining detainees: create a preventive detention regime and hold them indefinitely in the United States, or release them.

"Do I think we're all getting on the same page in reckoning with the fact that we have to create alternatives to detention?" she said.

Both commissioners said they hadn't decided whether they would ultimately support the efforts to create another family detention center in their county.

Efforts to create another family detention center in Jim Wells County would likely spark backlash among immigrant rights groups and raises the possibility of more legal wrangling over the Obama administration's controversial policy of locking up predominantly Central American mothers and their children, many of whom arrive here seeking asylum or other humanitarian relief.

There are proposals to create a new "preventive detention" regime that we are not convinced is needed.

They blatantly lie about the conditions in the detention gulags, create legal fictions to shirk our humanitarian obligations and actively try to stop medical professionals from speaking out about the sexual abuse of vulnerable people in our care.