Sentence examples for the detaining of from inspiring English sources

Moscow has denounced the detaining of Russian fans and accused the French authorities' actions as "further stoking of anti-Russian sentiments".

The detaining of a senior banking executive is unusual and signals that the Justice Department is widening its scrutiny of questionable tax-related transactions to include foreign and offshore components.

A3 U.S. Accused on Detentions A United Nations human rights monitor has accused American military forces and contractors in Afghanistan of acting above the law in the detaining of people.

Virtually no one argues that there is no threat, but there's no denying that this administration has exploited it to seize law enforcement powers that no modern president has claimed before — from warrantless surveillance to the erosion of habeas corpus, the detaining of American citizens as "enemy combatants" without charge or access to counsel and even torture.

I'm sitting here ready to talk to you about the detaining of children and parents...

Hungarian politician János Berecz referred to how rebels carried out the detaining of thousands of people, and that thousands more had their names on death lists.

Families of the detained speak of months of worry, especially for relatives who grow ill in custody.

History has shown that physicians of the detaining power are not above being complicit in detainee abuse.

The military has also cracked down on the movement over the last year, detaining many of the grass-roots leaders.

Kelsen goes on to count as coercive acts such things as detaining those suspected of crimes, detaining for protective custody, detaining of the insane, detaining in internment camps potential enemies of the state, and the confiscation or destruction of property (Kelsen 1967 [1934], 40 41).

Police said official identification of all the detained would come after analysis of DNA samples.