Sentence examples for temporary internment from inspiring English sources
We could also explore the temporary internment of leading Hamas and PIJ figures".
They have been unable to exit due to the lack of visas, turning the European airports into temporary internment camps for those passengers.
One controversial and widely criticised measure taken by the government was the temporary internment of hundreds of thousands of civilians and thousands of fighters.
Barkashov denounced the oppression of ethnic Russians in Estonia and Latvia and later supported Russian military intervention in Chechnya to protect Russian citizens "from force and arbitrary rule," calling for harsh measures ranging from temporary internment to deportation against the 80,000 Chechen "criminals" who lived in Russia.
Under the heading "Degrading the capabilities of the rejectionists", the MI6 Palestinian Security Plan recommends "the detention of key middle-ranking officers" of Hamas and other armed groups, adding: "We could also explore the temporary internment of leading Hamas and PIJ [Palestinian Islamic Jihad] figures, making sure they are well-treated, with EU funding".
The document adds: "We could also explore the temporary internment of leading Hamas and PIJ figures, making sure they are well-treated, with EU funding" – reflecting a concern to distance the intelligence agency from the PA security organisations' established reputation for prisoner abuse.
Tule Lake Unit of World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument (Japanese American internment camp whose temporary visitor center is staffed from Memorial Day to Labor Day), P.O.
Supplying temporary tents on a plot of land once used for World War II internment camps fits absolutely no one's professional definitions of Housing First or supportive housing.
In four brief chapters, we follow a mother, daughter and son from their comfortable home in Berkeley through their five months in a temporary "assembly center" (a converted stable at a racetrack south of San Francisco) to an internment camp in Topaz, Utah, where they spend three years: "A city of tar-paper barracks behind a barbed-wire fence on a dusty alkaline plain high up in the desert".
