Sentence examples for detention times from inspiring English sources

The government is currently drafting a legal framework that will determine how it goes after alleged perpetrators, including possibly extending detention times as it sifts through those caught up in a crackdown of monumental scale.

Adult male immigrants are usually sent to detention centers, and families – the majority women with children – are usually sent to detention centers, though detention times have become shorter since a federal judge's ruling that children can only be detained in these facilities for a matter of weeks at most.

"If the president-elect means what he says on detention and means what he says on the hiring freeze, inevitably detention times are going to skyrocket," said Michael Tan, a staff attorney with the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project and one of the attorneys on the case.

Complete mineralization with shorter detention times.

The deeper filters presented better removals for all the parameter tested, due to higher hydraulic detention times (HDTs).

This paper reports on observed and potential effects of distributions of detention times and first order removal rate constants.

Usually, though, a small flash-mix tank provides about one minute of detention time.

In it, five high school students doing detention time confront one another verbally.

Earlier efforts to increase the detention time to 90 days failed.

In reality, the average detention time for such non-citizens was more than a year.

MPs later vote to extend the detention time limit to 28 days.