Sentence examples for the current detention from inspiring English sources

"There would appear to be a serious breakdown in communication under the current detention reporting process," the report states.

Opponents of the measure, which extends the current detention limit of 28 days, say it would give Britain detention powers that have few parallels in other Western democracies.

Last year, the State Juvenile Justice Commission issued a report saying the current detention center was antiquated, and that among other things, the rooms needed to be larger and have electrified locks on the doors.

The current detention population is about 600 men, of whom about 30 are non-Afghans, most of whom were captured, according to the American military, while they were aiding Al Qaeda or the Taliban.

Dr John-Paul Sanggaran, who worked at the Christmas Island detention centre, has argued in the Fairfax press that the current detention system is "a form a systematic child abuse... a form of torture".

Dr John-Paul Sanggaran, who worked at the Christmas Island detention centre, has argued in the Fairfax press the current detention system is "a form a systematic child abuse... a form of torture".

The government's plans to increase the current detention-without-charge limit from 28 days to 42 days have met with strong opposition from Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs, along with a number of Labour backbenchers.

"The current offshore detention regime is untenable and expanding it to include Cambodia, one of the poorest nations in the region, will only make it worse".

Responses from those 'in treatment' suggest that for around one third (n = 8), the 'treatment' they reported was instigated during this current detention with the remaining 17 respondents (18% of those with AUDIT scores of 20-40) reporting having attended a range of local community-based alcohol-related agencies.

Another proposal would improve on the Pentagon's current detention hearings, now conducted by officers, by adding military judges, for example, one person who has been briefed on the discussions said.

While the Chinese government has been accused of human-rights abuses — like its current detention of the artist Ai Weiwei — Mr. Levy said that those issues "had not come up" and that the consulting work represented an opportunity to contribute "to mutual understanding" with the Chinese.