Sentence examples for questionable detention from inspiring English sources

It would be naive to assume no individuals among those 11,000 cited possess questionable detention status.

So why not then draw comparisons between Shalit and those with questionable detention status, with reference to specific cases and individuals?

WICKENDEN: Amy, to shift the discussion just a little bit, in a recent blog post, you brought up another questionable detention measure.

(In Jackson's response to the Court ruling in Worcester v. Georgia — a case that recognized Cherokee rights, and, as it happened, concerned questionable detention policies — one can hear Gingrich on the subject of Boumediene v. Bush John Marshallll has made his decision; let him enforce it now if he can").

Speaking of questionable detention measures: Can someone in the Administration explain, slowly and clearly, why Bradley Manning, the soldier accused of leaking the WikiLeaks cables, is required to stand naked in front of his cell in the morning and sleep naked, ostensibly for his own protection?

NYU's Scholars at Risk Network has documented numerous cases of questionable detention of academics and researchers, especially in Iran and China, but elsewhere as well.

Specific information about the arrests is rarely made public, and questionable detentions, like Jorge's, are part of the numbers they tout as proof of their success against the gang.

Question questionable sources.

Elements of the law are so legally confusing, as well as being constitutionally questionable, that any detentions are almost certain to be challenged all the way to the supreme court.

Psychiatric treatment in prisons, intensive outpatient therapy and close monitoring are, in the main, preferable to a questionable reliance on preventive detention.

What made L.V.M.'s situation so striking wasn't just that he was in detention for questionable reasons but that it was O.R.R. that was holding him.