Sentence examples for internment over from inspiring English sources

His internment over, Paolozzi helped his mother make and sell ice cream while he attended the Edinburgh College of Art learning calligraphy and lettering.

The government used the so-called holiday camps for the internment over the last 10 days of 240 people from a housing complex where nearly 300 other people fell sick, but the 240 people were allowed to go home this morning.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt infamously used emergency powers to orchestrate the internment of over 100,000 Japanese-Americans during World War II.

Swiss aircraft also intercepted U.S. aircraft who were off-course, or whose crews preferred asylum in Swiss internment camps over German or Italian POW camps; they were then forced to land on Swiss airstrips.

Its twin mandates were to teach about the extermination of European Jewry and to pay homage to the courage of Morocco's wartime king, Mohammed V, in resisting the orders of the Vichy French occupation government to round up and turn over Jews for internment and probable death.

"The Afghan government is divided over whether internment is legal, and that is giving the Americans pause," she said.

But in drawing all the previous reporting together in one place, and then adding further research and analysis (such as tracing the parallel with North Korea), Mr Margulies has written an important book.He believes that America has lost its "moral compass", as it did over the internment of Japanese-Americans during the second world war.

The judge allowed Addison to give his testimony before they continued with Booth, and during a cross-examination by Hastings Addison stated that he had not been advising Booth in any way, and that "to say that Gruban's only chance of escape from internment was to hand over his shares to Mr Booth was a lie".

Though the A.C.L.U. had been internally split over the issue of internment, largely because of the organization's close relationship to Roosevelt, it eventually offered to defend Korematsu.

Last year the High Court in Peshawar, close to the tribal areas, ordered the release of over 1,000 held in internment centres.

(The two men had fallen out one drunken evening over the policy of internment without trial in Northern Ireland).