Sentence examples for detentions made from inspiring English sources

Detentions made away from the place being searched "resemble a full-fledged arrest," Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in the majority opinion.

The city has steadfastly denied that the detentions — made under its increasingly unpopular stop-and-frisk program — have been based on race.

Denber noted that even if some of the arrests were legitimate, the sheer scale of detentions made it "easy to see that it's disproportionate".

The experts' report on Ayotzinapa, however, highlights torture as a potential concern in about 80percentt of the approximately 110 detentions made in connection with the case so far.

At the detention center Serco runs in Villawood, immigrants spoke of long, open-ended detentions making them crazy.

So far, the most significant development that has been made public was the detention, made formal on Friday, of the man who was stopped at Kennedy Airport on Thursday.

Journalists do not have special rights when it comes to trafficking in illegal activities (David Miranda's detention made it public: the threat to journalism is real, 21 August).

The news of his detention made it harder for his captors, Pakistani intelligence agents, to hurt him, Mr. Haqqani said, though he was roughed up and kept in jail for two months until a court ordered his release.

The reported detention made top news on TV stations in India.

His detention made headlines in the U.S., and Garrido was covering that story.

Despite the medical ambiguity, Hernández felt as though the conditions in detention made her experience harder to bear.