Sentence examples similar to self-imposed detention from inspiring English sources

Coming just weeks prior to his self-imposed deadline for closing the detention facility, this move seems to create only problems for U.S. officials.

As about 100 prisoners at the U.S. military's Guantanamo Bay detention center refuse food, Mahany's journeys through self-imposed famine provide a close-up look at why someone would choose to starve himself — and what happens when he does.

The detentions in Baghdad came just days before the government faces a self-imposed deadline to demonstrate improvements in services and government reforms.

Last May, in a widely publicised speech at the National Defense University, Obama lifted a self-imposed moratorium on sending Guantánamo prisoners back to Yemen, though he has yet to send any Yemenis back from the detention centre.

Last May, in a widely publicized speech at the National Defense University, Obama lifted a self-imposed moratorium on sending Guantánamo prisoners back to Yemen, though he has yet to send any Yemenis back from the detention center.

A self-imposed rule.

This is self-imposed uncertainty.

This exile was self-imposed.

It's more a self-imposed detachment.

The test is self-imposed.

The hardship was romantic, self-imposed.