Sentence examples for terms of detention from inspiring English sources
With that came the idea of rehabilitation, a carefully managed program to work the extremism out of repentant ex-fighters, but the terms of detention involved seemed too indefinite.
Judges and lawyers said the independent courts would have greater credibility and more power to seek funds from Congress, leading to more resources for judges, shorter terms of detention for immigrants and fewer appeals to federal circuit courts, which are highly costly.
In terms of detention conditions, I wasn't disappointed by much.
The new version of the regulation, Dublin III, which applies to cases opened after the 1st of January, 2014, makes some positive steps in terms of detention and respect for a refugee's right to family life, but fails to fundamentally reform the system.
The release of Mr. Tin Oo, 82, came at the conclusion of his term of detention Saturday and in advance of a visit to Myanmar by a U.N. envoy.
Her latest term of detention ends one week after the election, and the junta has hinted that she could be released.
An Israeli official, speaking on the condition of anonymity, called the deal over Mr. Adnan "a workable arrangement" since ultimately he will be almost completing his four-month term of detention.
Some analysts expect Japan to release the captain without charge before his term of detention ends on 28 September, a move that would allow both sides to save face.
Also on trial are two women who keep house for Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi and have been her only companions throughout her most recent six-year term of detention.
The release of the democracy advocate, U Tin Oo, a former general who is deputy leader of the party led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, comes at the conclusion of his term of detention and in advance of a visit to Myanmar by a United Nations envoy.
The most recent term of detention was carefully calibrated to ensure Ms Suu Kyi would be kept out of the picture until Burma's first election in two decades, to be held on 7 November, was safely wrapped up in the military's favour.
