Sentence examples for from detainment from inspiring English sources

Professor Mazdak Pourabdollah Tootkaboni, a green-card holder born in Iran, is embraced after his release from detainment at Logan International Airport.

By Daniel A. Gross January 29 , 2017Professor Mazdak Pourabdollah Tootkaboni, a green-card holder born in Iran, is embraced after his release from detainment at Logan International Airport.

The state also has strict immigration courts and is far from detainment facilities where immigrants are often sent.

Aras, a 22-year-old Pakistani, told us that he planned to leave Greece after his 15-year-old brother was released from detainment.

Accounts also indicated routine extortion of money from sex workers by police, as unofficial fines or as "negotiated" payments to secure freedom from detainment, arrest, or registration as a prostitute (box 2, extract 1).

Moreover, sex workers described being coerced into providing sex to police in exchange for freedom from detainment, arrest, or fine, and this was reportedly enforced by perceived risks, sometimes realised, of physical violence by police.

The charity paired writers with refugees, and organised a walk last summer from Dover to Crawley – "essentially from the detainment camp at Dover to the detainment camp at Gatwick", said Pincus.

He emerged from his detainment to issue a humiliating public pledge of loyalty to his much younger cousin, Mohammed, relinquishing the title of crown prince.

If justice prevails, May 30th 2016 marks the day we finally get to see the release and freedom of my brother - a 45-year-old, dedicated, loving husband and father of five - from arbitrary detainment in the UAE.

The letters record the effort: first, to find Marcos whose location was unknown for 24 days; second, to get him out of the hands of the OBAN torturers; third, to have him released from military detainment, and fourth, to fly him to the safety of the United States, where his mother was living as a naturalized citizen and working as a State Department translator.

Back at the makeshift refugee camp, a short drive from the detainment center, Omer says he considers himself and his fellow Yazidis stateless.