Sentence examples for further detainee from inspiring English sources
A BBC reporter spoke to a further detainee who said many were upset with the length of time they had been held.
The UK is not willing to resettle any further detainees in the UK -- beyond the two detainees with UK residency ties, Binyam Mohammed and Shaker Amer, that are the subject of current bilateral discussions -- but has offered to share with other European governments the UK's experience and advice on resettlement of detainees.
The report continued: "A further 20 detainees who have been incarcerated for [non-terrorist] criminal acts have also been identified as radicalised".
As Barack Obama refines what is likely to be his final plan for closing Guantánamo before leaving office, there are still a further 34 detainees approved for transfer and awaiting resettlement.
Moreover, diplomats are told that the Immigration and Naturalization Service, whose charges of visa or residence violations usually become the vehicle for continued detentions, cannot deport foreigners, even when ordered to do so by a court, if the Federal Bureau of Investigation decides it needs to question a detainee further.
state director, said a delay would further violate the detainees' rights.
It was unclear whether the new investigation would further slow releasing detainees or taking them to military tribunals.
Although the officer, an Army lieutenant colonel attached to the Defense Intelligence Agency, was disciplined and suspended from further involvement with detainees, he faced no further action beyond a reprimand.
The plan for Guantánamo he proposed — moving any remaining prisoners to a Supermax-style prison in Illinois — was blocked by Congress, which barred any further transfers of detainees onto domestic soil.
"The Panetta Review further describes how detainees provided intelligence prior to the use of torture against them.
Republicans in Congress have called on President Barack Obama to suspend any further transfer of detainees while the country fights the Islamic State.
