Sentence examples for foreign custody from inspiring English sources

He is alive, officials said, but they would not to say whether he was in foreign custody.

Mr. Hasanoff's lawyers contend the statements are unreliable, in part because the detainee was quite likely tortured while in foreign custody before he met with the F.B.I.

Panels of military officers at Guantánamo who reviewed the status of 463 prisoners last year recommended 120 transferred to foreign custody and 14 released outright.

Prosecutors have told the judge, Kimba M. Wood, in a sentencing memorandum that the defense claim that the witness was most likely tortured in foreign custody was "pure speculation," and his statements were corroborated through F.B.I. interviews with another detainee and a cooperating witness, and other evidence.

Stripping the victims of clothing was considered necessary to document their physical condition while in CIA custody, distinguishing them at that point from what they would subsequently experience in foreign custody – despite the public diplomatic assurances against torture that the US demonstrably collected from countries with a record of torturing detainees.

If Iran's leaders fear arrest and trial in U.N. or foreign custody, they will severely curtail their international travels.

The company participated "in the interrogations of detainees held in foreign government custody".

Some American officials say they have about 300 foreign fighters in custody; others say the number is not that high.

Aside from the issue of military versus civilian justice, yesterday's arguments also touched on other novel legal questions that arose in the trial, like whether foreign suspects in custody who are interrogated abroad by American law enforcement officials are entitled to the same Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination as suspects who are questioned in the United States.

Fees include, but are not limited to: the cost of accessing the local market (usually a fee to the local market agent); a currency conversion fee (you are typically buying the stock in U.S. dollars, even though it is sold in foreign currency); a custody fee for a local institution holding the shares; and the costs to settle your trade in an expedited manner.

Islamic law has been considered by American courts in everything from the recognition of foreign divorces and custody decrees to the validity of marriages, the enforcement of money judgments, and the awarding of damages in commercial disputes and negligence matters.