Sentence examples for detention list from inspiring English sources

Then he turned the microphone over to Brother Christopher Keogan, the dean of discipline, who read off the day's detention list.

The intelligence agencies that compiled the so-called "custodial detention list" relied on biased assumptions to determine a threat, blacklisting individuals based on membership in Japanese cultural organizations, positions as Shinto priests or Japanese language school instructors, and ties to relatives in Japan.

Reporters Without Borders' online barometer of deaths and detentions lists two hundred and twenty-eight journalists, citizen journalists, and media assistants who have been killed since 2011.

He said he spent his time in detention making lists of Beatles songs and doing sudoku puzzles.

Will playoffs join gay rights and indefinite detention on the list of issues on which Obama has disappointed his base?

The addition of prolonged arbitrary detention to the list of violations could prove diplomatically nettlesome as the United States deals with authoritarian governments like China, and it was unclear whether, and how often, the State Department would seek to use the expanded grounds to prevent people from getting visas.

It comes with a bare-chested photographic self-portrait, a profile describing him as "a suspected pornography enthusiast and tax evader" (a reference to the charges leveled at him during his detention) and scanned lists of items removed from his home by the police.

But this year, they overdid it a bit: there were so many people getting punished that there was a waiting list for detention.

His name was one of 66 on a government list of detention deaths obtained from Immigration and Customs Enforcement by The Times under the Freedom of Information Act.

But Mr. Bah's name had shown up on the first list of detention fatalities, obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, and on May 5, 2008, his death was the subject of a front-page article in The Times.

As has been the case on a range of legal issues – torture, indefinite detention, warrantless surveillance, kill lists – all it takes is for someone to say "terrorism" and "threat to security" in the same breath for the vast majority of the public to handover its principles.