Sentence examples for stopped detained from inspiring English sources

Only after they have stopped, detained or arrested somebody while enforcing some other law or ordinance, and only when there is "reasonable suspicion", are the police required to investigate whether the person is an illegal alien.

And the fourth is the "papers please" measure, which requires law enforcement to demand immigration papers from anyone stopped, detained or arrested in the state who officers reasonably suspect is in the country without authorization, and further mandates law enforcement to determine all arrestees' immigration status before they are released.

Haddad said that through a survey announced at the 2012 Gathering of the Juggalos, lawyers have fielded more than 5,000 complaints from people who said they were stopped, detained, or worse because they displayed some sort of affinity for the band.

In 2009, the Obama Administration stopped detaining families at Hutto and converted it into a facility for adult immigrant women only.

He said the military had told him it had stopped detaining people, but John Sawers, the British ambassador, noted that Su Su Nway, an activist who has worked to rid Myanmar of forced labor, had just been detained.

According to DHS Press Secretary Marsha Catron, the agency recently stopped detaining families for months at a time.

It meets a pressing demand of the MDC, which has accused Mr Mbeki of bias in favour of Mr Mugabe and has called for broader mediation.The MDC says that the talks will get nowhere unless a bunch of other conditions is met: political violence must stop; detained MDC people must be freed; those displaced by the violence must be able to return home; and all humanitarian help must resume.

In November the federal government asked north Texas officials to stop detaining people over traffic violations and certain misdemeanours, such as bouncing a cheque.

The petition to Mr Brown reads: "As writers and illustrators of books for children, we urge you to stop detaining children whose families have sought asylum in the UK.

Nearly 100 MPs have also signed a parliamentary motion put forward by the Labour MP Chris Mullin urging the Government to stop detaining children.

As immediate steps, the government would put monitors in many of the adult facilities, and immediately stop detaining families at Hutto.The announcement raises questions.