Sentence examples for prolonged detentions from inspiring English sources

Federal District Judge Murray Snow found in May that the sheriff's office singled out Latinos and that deputies unreasonably prolonged detentions.

This compared with some 13km of fencing around the main venue at Toronto, which – with its 1,100 arrests, prolonged detentions and ugly street clashes – remains the key source of lessons in what to avoid for Queensland police.

At the end of her three-day visit, she called the situation "bleak", citing arbitrary arrests, prolonged detentions and inhumane prison conditions, as well as continued killing by the Rwandan army.The government reacted with shock and anger.

After 12 years of court battles to deport him to Jordan and prolonged detentions in the UK and Jordan, Abu Qatada was acquitted and freed there allowing Home Secretary Theresa May to assert that "due process" had taken place in Jordan.

The report criticized the prolonged detentions and occasional physical abuse of illegal immigrants with no clear ties to terrorism, and it generated headlines from Australia to Ireland that spoke of the "unduly harsh" conditions.

The F.B.I. and other federal law enforcement agencies have made important strides toward fine-tuning their counterterrorism operations to avoid prolonged detentions of illegal immigrants with no clear terrorist ties, a Justice Department inspector general's report concluded Tuesday.

For a man facing prolonged detention, he was full of plans.

I share with my colleagues, substantial fears for those facing prolonged detention – particularly for children.

In our constitutional system, prolonged detention should not be the decision of any one man.

"In our constitutional system," Mr. Obama said, "prolonged detention should not be the decision of any one man".

Secret Detentions One of the most troubling moves by the administration has been the secret and in some cases prolonged detention of suspects rounded up after Sept. 11.