Sentence examples for responsible for detaining from inspiring English sources

Now, Americans will no longer be responsible for detaining people and holding them, and, as a result, will not be implicated in the treatment of detainees.

The Mexican government was responsible for detaining and torturing hundreds of men and women who have been missing since the 1970's, says a report released today by the National Human Rights Commission.

A6 Mexico Report on Rights Abuses An official Mexican rights commission report said the government was responsible for detaining and torturing hundreds of men and women who have been missing since the 1970's.

The leader of a union representing thousands of federal officers responsible for detaining and deporting illegal immigrants said Wednesday that new rules issued by the Obama administration for immigration detention centers nationwide were flawed and would make the system "more dangerous".

Ghaemi added: "[President Hassan] Rouhani's intelligence ministry is responsible for detaining and building the case for Mohammadi's prosecution by the judiciary, and now it is President Rouhani's responsibility to make every effort for her release and ensure Iran's citizens that ministries under his authority will not trample on their rights and freedoms".

The policy of internment, officially used in Northern Ireland from 1971 to 1975 and responsible for detaining 1,981 people, all but 107 of whom were Roman Catholics, was widely viewed as an abuse that ended up creating more anti-British Irish republicans.

SYDNEY, Nov 18 (Reuters) - Australia is responsible for children detained for years in an offshore immigration center developing post-traumatic stress disorder and other ailments, a United Nations investigator into the human rights of migrants said on Friday.

The ministry said it was responsible for caring for the teenagers, not for detaining them.

The officers' reasoning for detaining Gray is not clear.

Legal grounds for detaining an immigrant is laid out in the Aliens Act of 2005 (24).

For detained immigrants, 67 percent appeared alone before a judge.