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And then there are the 86 prisoners designated for transfer if security conditions can be met.
Complete eight terms in residence, or the requirement designated for transfer students.
The vacuum-tube manufacturing and analysis facility in Franklin Hall was designated for transfer to the fourth-floor north wing of Phillips Hall.
Of those, four have been convicted and are serving sentences, 32 have been designated for trial, including Mr Mohammed, and 46 will be held indefinitely as significant threats.Some 90 detainees have been designated for transfer.
Adding to the impression of indifference, the administration has missed by more than a year a deadline imposed by Mr. Obama to hold the first round of parole-style hearings by new "Periodic Review Boards" to see if others should be designated for transfer.
He evidently calculated that, given the battles he is already waging with Congress, Guantánamo was one he could do without.That stalemate has been an especial let-down for the 86 residual prisoners who, in 2010, were slated for transfer out of Guantánamo by a presidential review; some had already been designated for transfer under the previous administration.
Still, the fact that the United States continues to imprison men long since designated for potential transfer is a source of growing criticism.
Indeed, about 56 of those designated for possible transfer come from Yemen, to which Mr. Obama himself indefinitely barred further repatriations — a year before Congress imposed its most severe restrictions — because of Yemen's active Al Qaeda branch.
The cash reserves of £193.1m are intended to cover costs for a full season and are not solely designated for player transfers.
More than half the inmates were designated three years ago for transfer to another country if security conditions could be met, but the transfers dried up.
The Pentagon has designated 55 for transfer to Yemen, and 25 of those are considered low risk and approved for "immediate" hand over.
