Sentence examples for including internment from inspiring English sources

Tough anti-terrorism laws, including internment without trial, caused huge ill-feeling, and did little to put real terrorists behind bars.

Amazingly, when the then Conservative government led by Ted Heath got rid of the repressive Stormont apparatus, it retained its special powers, including internment.

Much of his early life, up to and including internment, finds its way into his stories; his later life less (or less obviously) so.

If you look at all of these disasters... that are in place around the world, including internment [without trial of terrorist suspects in Britain] and Guantánamo, who constructed them?

At a time when, only 18 years after Irish independence from Britain, the main threat to the state was seen as coming from dissidents in the Irish Republican Army, the government adopted emergency powers that included internment and censorship.

In a separate case, the government passed a law last summer awarding $116,000 to each of about 2,100 leprosy patients for human rights abuses, including forcible internment and sterilization.

Meripet's family is among tens of thousands swept up in President Xi Jinping's campaign to subdue a sometimes restive region, including the internment of more than 1 million Uighurs and other Muslim minorities that has alarmed a United Nations panel and the U.S. government .

In fact, such has been the unstinting Indian support that even after the crushing of the Tamil Tigers, India went out of the way to castigate the U.N. high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, in June for shining a spotlight on the deplorable human-rights situation in Sri Lanka, including the continuing internment of internally displaced Tamils.

After a series of IRA bombings in England in 1939, Dáil Éireann (the lower house of the Oireachtas, the Irish parliament) took stringent measures against the IRA, including provision for internment without trial.

How terror has been defeated before In Ireland Outright force, including Bloody Sunday, internment and the banning of republican voices from the airwaves gave way to a more sophisticated policy, including massive social and economic aid and careful political concessions.

The FLA's next march took place in October, and by then they had a more defined political stance, including advocating for internment.