Sentence examples for detention model from inspiring English sources

It is being targeted by the Greens, whose candidate, Kate Davis, was a lawyer for the UN and an outspoken critic of Labor's support of the offshore detention model.

"We have absolutely moved over into a preventive detention model - you look like you could do something bad, you might do something bad, so we're going to hold you," says a spokeswoman of the CCR.

Brown dismisses concerns that the Greens candidate, human rights lawyer Kate Davis, could be viewed as the natural successor to Parke, who was a former lawyer for the UN and an outspoken critic of Labor's support of the offshore detention model.

Even though their island holiday has been cancelled, it's likely that Denmark will continue to consider adopting the Australian offshore detention model.

Congress should repeal the bed space mandate to allow ICE to instead implement a true civil detention model that requires individualized assessments of flight risk and danger to the community, implements alternatives to detention and, if necessary, detains immigrants in the least restrictive civil detention setting possible.

Jack L. Goldsmith & Bobby Chesney, Terrorism and the Convergence of Criminal and Military Detention Models, 60 Stan.

But we need to implement and greatly expand appropriate alternatives to detention models for everyone.

It is important that the government shows more interest in exploring and investing in more humane and cheaper alternatives to detention models which would allow migrants to have proper case management in the community.

Officials are "examining a variety of detention models to determine which models would best meet anticipated detention needs" as part of one of Trump's executive orders on immigration, Rodriguez said.

He said the government had asked the department to begin work on one of the report's 17 recommendations, that the "one-stop shop" detention centre model be replaced by several smaller centres around the state.

In 1978, buffetted by calls from the floor for a return to the birch and "Saturday night floggings" for football hooligans, it notes, the future home secretary William Whitelaw pledged a new regime of short-sharp-shock Detention Centres modelled on army discipline.And in 1958?