Sentence examples for returned to detainee from inspiring English sources

If a defendant is acquitted, he need not be released; he can simply be returned to detainee status at Guantánamo, to remain in custody until the end of the war on terror — raising the question of what sort of recourse the proceedings really provide.

If a defendant is acquitted, he need not be released; he can simply be returned to detainee status at Guantánamo, to remain in custody until the end of the war on terror raising the question of what sort of recourse the proceedings really provide.

Patríkios returned to Athens as a detainee "on leave" and was eventually granted a passport in 1959.

If a soldier returned to base with a detainee who had been bruised during a struggle to apprehend him, a formal investigation was launched, even if the man did not complain of being abused.

Most of the other 13 detainees returned to Algeria so far have been released by the Algerian authorities.

One sticking point has been the conditions that the United States wants imposed on any detainees returned to Britain.

Hadon is one of three detainees returned to Nauru last week after receiving medical care in Australia for injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident late last year.

The agency said the first disturbance was resolved within an hour and all detainees returned to their rooms without further disruption.

Just this week, the New York Times issued a report claiming one in seven Guantanamo transferred detainees returned to terrorist activities.

Although an internal, multi-agency review process had determined all 10 detainees posed no significant danger in 2010, Thornberry called them "10 dangerous detainees" and suggested the administration was ignoring "that a significant number of detainees have returned to the battlefield".

That program has been widely praised in the Middle East, despite recent disclosures that some graduates who are former Guantánamo detainees have returned to terrorism.