Sentence examples for detention plan from inspiring English sources

The department and the Pentagon had no comment today on the pending lawsuit, although they have repeatedly defended the legality of the detention plan.

The shadow home secretary, David Davis, threw the Conservative leadership into turmoil today by unexpectedly announcing his resignation as an MP, forcing a byelection in his constituency over the government's 42-day terror detention plan.

According to Roy Morgan Research, the public overwhelming thinks Australia's offshore detention plan is "cruel".

According to the bill summary, the bill now requires Defense Secretary Robert Gates to give Congress a report that "adequately justifies any proposal to build or modify such a facility" if it wants to move forward with any post-Guantánamo detention plan.

Vulnerable asylum seekers are at risk of being "funnelled" out of Scotland and away from family, friends and legal representation under detention plans that are being challenged by politicians and campaigners.

Chief government spokesman Zoltán Kovács said the detention plans, which defy EU immigration directives, are backed by "a change of mood in Europe" that was strengthened by the election of U.S. President Donald Trump.

On the same day that Obama made his famed immigration announcement, ICE officials quietly conceded that a hotly contested private immigrant detention center planned for the South Florida town of Southwest Ranches, was dead.

If parents insist on tormenting their children with wine-country detention, they should plan an equal number of trips to nearby kid-friendly spots like the Jelly Belly factory or to Safari West, a local wildlife park.

Instead, the government is building more detention facilities, and plans to have another 1,626 new places (a 64% increase) by 2013.The system must smarten up before the quiet period ends.

In February, 267 asylum seekers and refugees became the focus of intense public campaigning over a high court challenge to their detention and government plans to return them to Nauru and Manus Island.

They told us about their reasons for crossing the border, how they were detained, what their stay was like inside the detention centers, their plans for the future, and their fears.