Sentence examples for go detained from inspiring English sources

Political opposition parties were coöpted, politicians were bought off or silenced by prosecution, outspoken newspaper columnists were sued for libel, bloggers were picked up by the security services, roughed up a bit, let go, detained again.

But when Abu Yahya escaped, he found his Libyan comrades were almost all gone, detained by the United States or sent back to Colonel Qaddafi's jails.

"Most definitely, if what's going to happen when people come to check in they are going to get detained and deported, I would assume most people will not turn themselves in," he said.

"It's a scary feeling because you don't know if you're going to come out from there or not, if you're going to get detained and sent to a country where you don't know the culture or language". He has no family left in Laos.

How far should America go in detaining terrorist suspects?

The prosecutors issued an order on Saturday that would allow them to go on detaining Mr. Mubarak for questioning in that matter even if the court threw out his conviction in the protesters' deaths.

Why should so many resources go to detaining these people at all?

She said the officers started letting the people they detained go soon after she pulled out her phone and started recording.

Most Americans, however, may not care to take that in, not even when the indefinitely detained go on a hunger strike.

"Are they going to detain them and feed them and give them water for months?

"They are making a big deal out of nothing, a lot of publicity, but when are they going to detain and punish the criminal gang that commits more robberies in the country?" On September 26 in 2014, 43 male students at Ayotzinapa Rural Teachers Collegee driving to a protest were arrested by police then handed over to a drug cartel.