Sentence examples for increase detention from inspiring English sources

A couple of weeks ago I was discussing the government's plans to increase detention without trial with a former Labour minister.

Jacqui Smith today said she was sorry for "ruffling feathers" over plans to increase detention without charge for terror suspects to 42 days but insisted she was more concerned about the safety of the nation.

His $3.7 billion request to Congress that includes allocations to increase detention capacity, expedite deportation cases, and beef up border security could very well fuel the migration it aims to discourage.

A recent government memorandum shows that agents are under intense pressure to increase detentions and deportations.

Equips immigration officers with police-like powers, including increased detention, entry, search and seizure powers.

The report cites increased repression of ethnic and religious minorities, increased detention and harassment of activists and public-interest lawyers, and continuing repression in Tibet.

The violent abuse of children in juvenile detention in the Northern Territory was the manifestation of a "culture... of increased detention without trial" in the whole country, Australian Human Rights Commission president, Gillian Triggs has said.

Thailand's king has endorsed the army chief who seized power in a coup last week, amid widespread international criticism and increasing detention of those considered to be opposed to the takeover.

She said the abuse reflected "a culture that we've allowed to be created in Australia of increased detention without trial", citing as an example Australia's "unique" immigration policies which mandate, as a first resort, the indefinite detention of children and families who arrive in Australia by boat seeking asylum.

As the Trump administration pushes for increased detention of new arrivals, it is struggling to pick up the pieces of its short-lived but impactful family separation policy.

The report specifies research findings, including a 45percentt rise in arrests, case load increases of 40percentt, increased detention at 40percentt, post-adjudication probation up by 44percentt, and post-adjudication placement up by 42percentt.