Sentence examples for detention arrest from inspiring English sources

"Failure to disperse may result in your detention, arrest, and/or exposure to chemical or less-lethal munitions," a police officer said over a loudspeaker.

Although China's criminal laws, like those of every country, are in need of constant improvement, if faithfully implemented they could yet offer its citizens significant protection against arbitrary detention, arrest and prosecution.

The U.S. State Department has warned against travel to the North, however, and visitors, especially those from America, who break the country's sometimes murky rules risk detention, arrest and possible jail sentences, although most have eventually been released.

The idea that Pacman and Peso are just as likely to be subject to arbitrary detention, arrest and mistreatment in the streets around their home as Pyongyang has become a theme in the promotion surrounding their trip.

A prisoner sentenced to detention ("Arrest") in one of these cells gets nothing to eat on the first day, then bread and water for three days, and a hot meal every fourth day.

Mr. Cohen said in the e-mail that Mr. Chen had become very concerned about his brother's whereabouts in the last day or two, and that "developments concerning the incommunicado detention, arrest and investigation of his nephew Kegui are increasingly worrisome".

WASHINGTON — By all accounts, the generals removed the democratically elected president, put him in detention, arrested his allies and suspended the Constitution.

In Bengal, terrorist bombings continued to harass officials, despite numerous "preventive detention" arrests made by Indian Criminal Intelligence Division police under the tough martial-law edicts promulgated at the war's inception.

Political violence in Bengal, in the form of terrorist acts, reached its peak from 1908 through 1910, as did the severity of official repression and the number of "preventive detention" arrests.

Beijing was so angered that it denounced the boy, put his parents under detention, arrested the abbot who had been in charge of the process and announced that a new boy would be selected.

"These included intimidation, harassment, threats, attacks, beatings, illegal detentions, arrests and imprisonment.