Sentence examples for detention directly from inspiring English sources

"We have consistently sought consular access to Dr Khan and information on his detention, directly and through the Russians, Czechs and others".

"We believe Khodayar's experience and length of detention directly contributed to the deterioration of his mental health [and] that Khodayar's state of mind was symptomatic of the conditions surrounding his visa which kept him in a constant state of limbo and fear of re-detainment and deportation".

They added: "We have consistently sought consular access to Dr Khan and information on his detention, directly and through the Russians, Czechs and others.

The Foreign Office said it had "consistently sought" consular access to Mr Khan and information on his detention, directly and through the Russians, Czechs and others.

Officials said they had "consistently sought" consular access to Dr Khan and information on his detention, directly and through the Russians, Czechs and others.

"At this stage, we need further feedback from Syrian authorities to confirm whether these detentions were directly P.K.K. related".

A spokesman said Immigration and Customs Enforcement had sent experts in detention management "to directly monitor conditions" at the center and "is taking all reasonable steps to ensure the safety and well-being of the 153 remaining detainees".

Forty-five percent of all households are on food stamps -- nearly three times the rate of the city at large.... Kids in North Lawndale need not be confused about their prospects: Cook County's Juvenile Temporary Detention Center sits directly adjacent to the neighborhood.

The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, said that the detentions were not directly related to the killings in Toulouse, where the gunman, Mohammed Merah, claimed membership in Al Qaeda and was killed by the police as he resisted arrest.

A new Army report concludes that flaws in military detention operations did not directly contribute to the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison.

Police officers who arrest young people at those times usually have no option but to send them directly to detention until the courts open.