Sentence examples for whose detained from inspiring English sources

A newspaper whose detained reporter made a televised confession saying he had defamed a company in exchange for money published a front-page apology on Sunday, saying the improper practices had taught it a "profound lesson".

His Egyptian deputy, Ayman al-Zawahri, has issued three rambling statements from his presumed hide-out in the Pakistan-Afghanistan border region that seemed oddly out of sync with the news, not noting the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, whose government detained and tortured Mr. Zawahri in the 1980s.

Sisi is a career military officer who seized power in a coup, and whose government detains political dissidents indefinitely without trial.

The Mayaguez was a US freight ship whose crew were detained off Cambodia by the Khmer Rouge a few days after the fall of Saigon.

Walking near buildings in a part of the neighborhood gutted by fire, Brizzel Nelson-Robinson, whose husband was detained for several days and their small shop ransacked in the unrest last week, summed up the changed environment.

Today on LBC, he's taking calls about the news that Ashya King, the five-year-old whose parents were detained by police after taking him abroad for brain tumour treatment, has gone into remission.

Britain's decision to send its ambassador to the inauguration ceremony of the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has been criticised by an opposition activist whose husband was detained in the post-election crackdown.

"The more common thing that we see are children whose parents are detained and the child is basically left behind.

Media should tell the stories of the at least 5,100 children whose parents are detained or deported who are currently in foster care around the United States.

Recent reports from the Urban Institute and First Focus show that immigrant children whose parents are detained or deported are more likely to become anxious and clingy.

"Mothers whose sons had been detained.