Sentence examples for policy of internment from inspiring English sources

The dead were participants in a march called to protest Britain's policy of internment without trial.

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

While damages for negligence are one thing, they do not overturn the policy of internment and deprivation of liberty.

And it did not point the finger of blame at the then-unionist-dominated Northern Ireland government, which six months before Bloody Sunday had coaxed London into the disastrous policy of internment without trial.

They were arrested as a result of the British policy of internment without trial in 1971 when thousands of suspects, mainly from Ireland's nationalist-republican community, were rounded up.

The group has previously used Star Trek's George Takei to narrate a campaign video comparing Trump's stance on Muslims to the US policy of internment for the Japanese during the second world war.

It is a story about fraternal love and resentment, but more important, it is a story about the emotional consequences of survival, about the connection between public and private betrayals and the human costs of a totalitarian state's policies of internment.

Thirty-two percent supported the policy of Japanese internment during World War II.

One in four of those polled by the PPP said that Islam should be illegal in the US and that they support the US policy of Japanese internment during the second world war.

The agency also helped enforce the government's nefarious policy of Japanese internment following the Pearl Harbor attack.

Jackson, who in 1944 wrote an eloquent and powerful dissent in Korematsu v. United States, the Supreme Court's decision to uphold this policy of pre-emptive internment, laments F.D.R.'s "limited commitment" to civil liberties -- his tendency to base policy judgments, even before the war, on his own moral code rather than the law or Constitution.