Nor would Gresback disclose how the Joint Task Force that operates the detention coins other phrases and words.
"Nonproductive detentions" -- the company's phrase for innocent people wrongly detained -- occur less than 1percentt of the time, and result in disciplinary action, store officials said.
The phrase the immigration department uses is "restrictive detention".
But we are satisfied, on the whole, and in view of its juxtaposition with detention and conversion, that the phrase has a narrower intent.
And the very first appearance of the phrase concentration camps, in connection to civilian detention, was in late 1890s Cuba, and the story of how this first camps came to be is, in some ways, the story of two generals.
Take her first answer, and substitute the phrases "information on drone attacks" or "background on detention" — to name two areas in which President Obama has, rightly, been criticized for a lack of transparency.
Take her first answer, and substitute the phrases "information on drone attacks" or "background on detention"—to name two areas in which President Obama has, rightly, been criticized for a lack of transparency.
Behavioural management, restrictive detention, isolation – these are the more polite phrases used, invariably, to describe solitary confinement.
Similarly, Bowden extols the virtues of new software used in American-run detention facilities that went "beyond storing detainees" — an awkward phrase that turns people into objects.
A court found a 15-year-old youth guilty of "practicing sexual immorality," a local phrase for homosexuality, and sentenced him to three years in juvenile detention.
