Sentence examples for indefinite nature from inspiring English sources

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HRW said the "protracted and indefinite nature" of detention on the island was causing significant mental health problems.

Amnesty International and the UNHCR released reports condemning the conditions inside the two centres, and the indefinite nature of the detention.

There is no indication when the hearing will conclude, and its indefinite nature, along with a court case in Minnesota that would require the Twins to play next season, leads to contraction's uncertainty.

She said the uncertainty over the indefinite nature of detention was a key cause of her own and fellow inmates' unhappiness; she has been at the centre since December, but knows inmates who have been held there for as long as 11 months, without any information about when their cases could be settled.

In response to questions from Guardian Australia, a spokesman for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection said: "The department does not agree with any assertion that 'the indefinite nature of detention is designed to "coerce" refugees and asylum seekers to go home'.

But if, as the metaphysical interpretation would have it, the world is in its real nature indefinite, then one is also attempting the impossible, though for a different reason; one is attempting to determine a fixed character for things that inherently lack any fixed character.

"The indefinite and mandatory nature of the detention turns resilient and hopeful people, who have already been traumatized by their refugee journey, into damaged people who require ongoing mental health support to continue with their lives," he said.

Paul said the psychological effects of detention on asylum seekers are devastating to their mental health: "The indefinite and mandatory nature of the detention turns resilient and hopeful people, who have already been traumatised by their refugee journey, into damaged people who require ongoing mental health support to continue with their lives," he said.

Situations in which prisoners are denied due process, are kept in isolation or jailed for an indefinite period are by nature inhumane, and psychologists who are there are inevitably complicit, opponents of the cooperation maintain.

Notwithstanding Obama's comments about the un-American nature of indefinite detention, more than 40 inmates are being held without the prospect of even a military trial.