Sentence examples for internment plan from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Blunkett's internment plan is a poor substitute for a truly effective plan to prevent suspected terrorists from entering the U.K. in the first place and for removing them swiftly once they are here," said Oliver Letwin, the party's law enforcement spokesman.

The ACLU was the only major organization to object to the internment plan, and their position was very unpopular, even within the organization.

Mikkelson sighs at perennial rumours such as the US government planning internment camps or gun confiscations, or signing away national parks to the United Nations.

In addition, children have diminished physical independence, about which Michael Chabon has written eloquently: "The sandlots and creek beds, the alleys and woodlands have been abandoned in favor of a system of reservations — Chuck E. Cheese, the Jungle, the Discovery Zone: jolly internment centers mapped and planned by adults with no blank spots aside from doors marked staff only".

The plan asked for the internment of leaders and activists, the closure of radio stations and the replacement of imams in mosques.

Well, I think that all of you who've been planning to imprison Michele Bachmann in a Japanese internment camp on the order of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt had better think again!

The Indonesian government announced that it would build an internment camp for prisoners on an island off Aceh, a plan Ms. Jones likened to the detention of terror suspects at Guantánamo Bay in Cuba.

Her rationale includes the idea that the census was used to round up Japanese citizens and put them into internment camps, with the odd implication that Obama has similar plans for his youth reeducation centers or other unnamed victims.

Arrested in the Irish Republic in 1974, he served a 12-month jail sentence, and afterwards became what one senior republican called "a roving ambassador" for the reorganisation of the IRA into a cellular structure being planned by, among others, Adams in the Long Kesh internment camp outside Belfast.

The plan falls apart when he abandons her and her young son to internment in a British designated holding area, as they await a decision on a last-ditch effort to seek political asylum.

"Our experience confirms the prosecution of families has halted right now, however we are concerned this is temporary," she said, "and that the administration is pushing forward a plan that is illegal and unworkable to build what appear to be internment camps to house these families".