Sentence examples for detained of from inspiring English sources

In the past six months, 420 children had been detained, of whom half had been released back into the community.

Between 1973 and 1978, about 70,000 people were detained, of whom an estimated 30,000 were tortured and approximately 3,500 killed.

Of the 323 leaders in Baghdad, eight have been detained; of the 275 leaders in Diyala and Salahuddin, seven have been detained, he said.

Recent revelations about those held in Guantánamo tell familiar stories of information obtained under torture, of captives taken for money, of minors and pensioners being detained, of a number of innocent Uighurs held prisoner for years and of how simply choosing to wear a particular brand of watch can be seen as definitively incriminating.

"Those laws require us to promptly remove aliens when they are convicted or detained of certain crimes".

Villagers are enraged when they hear stories of elders and imams being roughed up and detained, of wives and children being killed, of belongings stolen and property destroyed.

Of those predicted to violently offend, 41% did (interquartile range 27-60%; positive predictive value), which was equivalent to a median number needed to detain of two two-fourr).

Families of the detained speak of months of worry, especially for relatives who grow ill in custody.

The process of being detained can, of course, be extremely distressing.

Black African EIS service users had odds of being detained and of being hospitalised three times greater than White British patients, even after adjustment for confounders.

The Southeast region conducted 40.5% of all projects and detained most of the resources (59.7%).