Sentence examples for detained population from inspiring English sources

The average daily detained population for this fiscal year, which includes more than five months of Trump's presidency, stands at more than 39,000.

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) and other international organizations, in all countries of the world HIV prevalence among imprisoned and detained population is 5-10 times higher than among the general population.

"As fiscal uncertainty remains over the continuing resolution and possible sequestration, ICE has reviewed its detained population to ensure detention levels stay within ICE's current budget," the agency's spokeswoman, Gillian M. Christensen, said in a statement.

The chief inspector, Nick Hardwick, said such behaviour could "never be less than abusive given the vulnerability of the detained population".

The prevalence of HIV infection in Polish prisons is 1,54percentt out of detained population.

And since 1970, the detained population in the United States has increased by 700percentt.

The University of Massachusetts Medical School has been involved in work with health care systems providing care for detained populations for 15 years, providing direct care to inmates in Massachusetts prisons and also administratively supporting care provided to inmates in the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

Two generic instruments, the SF-36 and the EQ-5D, were used to evaluate HRQoL in the population detained in the prison of Corinth in the Region of the Peloponnese, over the period of February 2013 to May 2013.

Because most of the population are detained for low-level, nonviolent offenses like statutory violations and property or drug offenses, the facility is more of a social-service overflow site for the city's poorest black communities than a place to detain youth who pose a legitimate risk to public safety.

Every resident at Vive seemed to know stories of women who had been imprisoned in the U.S. I met a woman from Angola who had spent a month at a county jail, among the general population, after being detained on the U.S. side of the border.

WASHINGTON, March 9 - After clashing with Afghan rebels at the village of Miam Do one year ago, American soldiers detained the village's entire population for four days, and an officer beat and choked several residents while interrogating them and trying to identify local militants, according to a new Pentagon report that was given to Congress late Monday night.