Sentence examples for way of detaining from inspiring English sources

It was a way of detaining all the other shadows he represented: the 8.4m workmen, peasants and common folk who, in pointed steel helmets and flapping greatcoats, had gloriously defended the fatherland as poilus, or foot-soldiers, between 1914 and 1918.

In such cases, the procedure of detaining at least three following shipments begins anew.

Solitary confinement is widely viewed as the most dangerous way to detain people, and roughly half of prison suicides occur when people are segregated in this way.

Thousands of police and military had arrived, but after detaining several dozen people early in the evening, they stopped, apparently realizing there was no way to detain us all.

Keep your kid out of harm's way by detaining dangerous objects!

Straw told MPs on Thursday that in January 2002 he agreed the UK should not stand in the way of British nationals detained by the US in Afghanistan being transferred to Guantánamo.

The number of detained is not known.

Controversial items which require explanatory notes and ethics committee review include specific participant populations (persons aged under sixteen years; with special needs; with mental disorders; disadvantaged in any way or detained); the practice of serious deception in the study; lack of confidentiality of research records or research involving invasive procedures.

After hours of argument, Mr Mugabe agreed to withdraw six of his names.Then, while the swearing-in ceremony was under way, security forces detained one of Mr Tsvangirai's ministerial nominees, Roy Bennett, as he was about to fly off to spend the weekend with his family in South Africa, where he has been living in exile for the past three years.

One woman, a doctor from Sudan who'd returned to New York by way of Saudi Arabia, said she was detained at J.F.K. for ten hours and told by agents that if she didn't sign a form agreeing to leave the country immediately she would be barred from the U.S. for five years.

Dart, the sheriff of Cook County jail, said when activists approached him to open up the jail about two years ago, he immediately supported it because he saw it as a way of establishing a connection between people detained in jail and their communities.  .