Sentence examples for level of detention from inspiring English sources

They may be good purposes, but the concern that we have at the Human Rights Commission is that when we detain people with cognitive disabilities for years on end without trial, when we detain children and their families... we've created a culture of accepting this level of detention without trial and without proper judicial supervision.

At the same time, it limits overall levels of detention beds maintained by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, although GOP aides said ICE would have enough money and flexibility to maintain its current detention levels and add more when needed.

"The level of arbitrary detentions we are seeing now is unprecedented," said Elizabeth Andersen, executive director of the Europe and Central Asia division of Human Rights Watch.

Hundreds of thousands of North Koreans who remain illegally in China have been subjected to previously unheard of levels of scrutiny, detention and deportation, and food and money transfers by North Korean migrants to their country's hard-hit northeastern provinces have been halted.

Despite slightly better physical conditions in Cuba, they remained "at a high level of fear" throughout their detention.

We have a level of training within our detention centres here in Australia, the Nauruan government has a process in place.

Since the Supreme Court issued its ruling, lawyers for most of the 255 detainees in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, have pressed ahead with habeas corpus lawsuits, yet most of those cases have been delayed by battles over issues like whether some court sessions will be held in secret, whether detainees can attend and what level of proof will justify detention.

However, the general health score was significantly associated with the level of support received from detention staff (Fisher's exact test; p=0.02) and participants' satisfaction with the care received (Fisher's exact test; p=0.02).

Our results show a positive association between the increasing level of help provided by detention staff as well as the detainees' satisfaction of care they received with detainees' QOL scores.

It says the level of attacks on and detentions of journalists in the months after Morsi's overthrow was unprecedented in Egypt's history.

Furthermore, after a 66percentt increase in misdemeanor arrests from 1993 to 1998, the level of arrests and pretrial detentions for such minor crimes as turnstile hopping and public drinking has declined.