Sentence examples for nor deported from inspiring English sources

High on the list were counter-terrorism laws, notably the control orders introduced in 2005 to restrict the liberty of terrorist suspects who could be neither prosecuted nor deported.

Ironically, he had dealt with the OSI for research purposes and, with the help of a lawyer friend, was able to ensure that his father was neither prosecuted nor deported.

TPims are placed on terror suspects - who officials decide can neither be charged nor deported - by the home secretary.

They are placed on terror suspects - who officials decide can neither be charged nor deported - by the home secretary.

Faced with suspected terrorists who they could neither prosecute nor deport, the government created provisions to indefinitely detain foreign nationals deemed to threaten national security without charging them or bringing them to trial.

"T-Pims provide effective powers to deal with the risks posed by individuals we can neither prosecute nor deport, and we have made available substantial extra funding for covert surveillance and investigation".

They were neither deported nor assimilated, and today they're a sizable minority in many cities and, in some sense, a society unto themselves.

Turkey says it neither shoots people on the border, nor deports refugees back to Syria, and maintains it operates an open-door policy towards Syrians.

If we, as American citizens, illegally entered Australia, Canada, Britain or any other country, we could hardly object to being asked for our papers, nor be surprised to be deported forthwith if we didn't have them.

But nor is she likely to be deported.

Neither Rideh nor al-Saadi could legally be deported because article 3 of the European convention on human rights (prohibition of torture) prevents it.