Sentence examples for type of detention from inspiring English sources

Law lords ruled in December 2004 that this type of detention was in contravention of the Human Rights Act.

The House of Lords decided, however, that any deprivation of liberty involved in such a search would not violate article 5 because it would be "in order to secure the fulfilment of any obligation prescribed by law" – a type of detention permitted by article 5(1)(b).

Secrecy has been a major part of the problem with this type of detention regime.

If that were true, his agencies would be following the U.S. laws and human rights treaties that protect asylum seekers from the type of detention and mistreatment Martin experienced.

They instituted a thing called "Scruff Hall," which was a uniform specific type of detention and hired the lovely rugby coach to be the chief disciplinarian in charge of containing the proliferation of scruffiness in the school's hallways.

"These type of detentions are common practice during armed conflict.

If alternative types of detention had been at least considered by the minister and then rejected on reasonable grounds, it might have met the test of proportionality.

Asked if "enhanced" interrogation techniques were necessary to keep America safe, he replied, "Would the U.S. be handicapped if the C.I.A. was not, in fact, able to carry out these types of detention and debriefing activities?

Ji was out on qubao houshen, a type of noncustodial detention akin to being out on bail.

Most of the cases (70.5%), irrespective of geography and type of site (attack or detention), were grouped into Cluster 2. Such comparison shows that in human rights abuse, irrespective of their geography, gunshot injuries tend to follow a pattern favouring the head/neck and thorax/abdomen areas over the extremities, the reverse pattern observed in contemporary combat operations.

Of course that would mean a totally different type of training for judges, courts, juries, "detention centers," police officers and so forth.