| And there are charges of kidnapping, detaining without trial and murdering of oppositionists. |
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| Still, it is hard to defend detaining foreign nationals without charges or trial. |
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| It is not logical, he argues to be unable to proceed against the detaining authority and yet recover damages against a third party. |
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| A police dog who happens to smell an illegal substance on casual passing in a train station is probably cause for detaining you. |
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| Police scoured the city, eventually finding and detaining the miscreant pair. |
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| He also has two convictions for detaining a child without lawful authority, she said. |
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| Third, if police insist on arresting or detaining you, let them know that you wish to contact your lawyer and do so immediately. |
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| Freddie was passed down the line, each diver detaining him to take their turn. |
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| It appeared to be pointing in my direction to scare me away and stop me detaining him. |
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| There has been a very huge difference between actually arresting someone and detaining him for questioning. |
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| On top of everything else, Minihadji's arrest was illegal as the gendarmes gave no reason for detaining him. |
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| The purpose of detaining the individual may be based on the need to protect victims of, or witnesses to, the offence. |
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| These employees have power to enforce laws by seizing goods, or detaining and arresting people. |
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| However, rather than only considering the possible results of releasing the woman, the court should also consider the impact of detaining her. |
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| If the judge has a reasonable doubt about the necessity of detaining the accused, the release is granted, with or without conditions. |
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| There is no evidence to suggest that there is a widespread practice of detaining relatives of terrorism suspects. |
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| They underline the unacceptability of detaining minors and urge the EU to put an end to the practice. |
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| Internees so elected shall enter upon their duties after their election has been approved by the detaining authorities. |
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| The practice of detaining people in the streets and busting into their homes and workplaces to check on their identification is common in police states. |
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| Please comment on the widely used practice of detaining asylum seekers during the processing of their asylum applications. |
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| For example, Canada could hypothetically avoid all short-term risk to the community by detaining all offenders until the end of their sentence. |
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| Once these goals were obtained, Vietnam launched a nationwide crack-down, arresting and detaining all these critics. |
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| However, the police continued to arrest hundreds of people, bypassing the courts and detaining them without proper authority. |
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| What we don't need is a witch hunt against the American people, ferreting through their private lives or detaining them because of their ethnicity. |
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| At this forum the students chose to ask question surrounding Police powers in relation to stopping, searching, and detaining persons. |
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| In a very controversial move, Australia, for example, has begun detaining all refugee claimants in remote facilities to frustrate their efforts to seek work in that country while awaiting their status determination hearings. |
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| On 13 August 1993, as a result of this occurrence, a detaining order was issued by the CCG Ship Safety Branch against both boats until they complied with the regulations. |
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| By abducting and detaining terrorist suspects in secret hiding places, or failing to investigate and reveal the fate of the disappeared the government violates human rights and does little to counter terrorism. |
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| A reliable registration and file management system, either electronic or manual, enables the authorities to know whom they are detaining and for how long. |
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| The high probability that risk predictions are not accurate reinforces the need to be cautious about detaining young persons and about the factors that should be considered relevant in making a prediction of risk. |
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| If you were a counterfeiter and you knew that the Port of Vancouver wasn't searching, detaining, ceasing, destroying, or doing anything, because they couldn't, where would you send your products? |
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| While taking steps to block the Charter from the Internet, it has arrested only one Charter spokesman, Liu Xiaobo, while briefly detaining others or putting them under surveillance. |
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| Insert the bottom end of the segment into the groove on the body of the vacuum pool cleaner Insert the top end of the segment into the detaining clip adjusted to the nosepiece. |
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| Some courts are providing redress by sentencing husbands and fathers for acts relating to forced marriage such as detaining and defiling children. |
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| Seaport authorities should not be responsible for administering migration control nor for apprehending or detaining clandestine migrants caught in the port area. |
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| The bill is the brainchild of Mark Neary, who in 2011 won a court case against Hillingdon council in west London for detaining his autistic son in a care unit. |
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| Intelligence sources, Jaruzelski claimed, persuaded him invasion was unavoidable – unless he acted against Solidarity by declaring martial law and detaining the movement's activists. |
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| Was it a question of the minister not being briefed correctly or did the minister simply not understand that his responsibility was to the detaining power? |
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| The inspecting authorities conduct regular and unannounced visits in the enforcement States, and present confidential reports to the relevant Tribunal and the detaining authorities. |
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| Coinciding with the repression in cyberspace, the government launched an offline crackdown against peaceful expression, detaining many of the bloggers and activists whose sites were affected. |
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| After detaining him for more than six hours, they hauled him into a Police van and left the railway station by a side door to avoid being seen by the crowd of Buddhists and monks on hunger strike. |
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| The detaining authorities take on responsibility for ensuring that prisoners have access to satisfactory health, healthy living and working conditions, and appropriate medical care. |
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| Amnesty International has urged the government to continue to improve refugee policies, including by building on its cooperation with the UNHCR instructing law enforcement agencies to stop detaining UNHCR card-holders. |
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| When we returned we found the poor prisoner in a terrible chafe with the sentinel for detaining him, for the guard had been true to his trust. |
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| Tromp stopped this by searching the English vessels and detaining any Spanish troops he found. |
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| Reasonable cause requires that the detaining officer have articulable knowledge of particular facts sufficiently reasonable to suspect the detained person of shoplifting. |
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| Critics, however, claimed that he had suspended the constitution and was responsible for human rights violations by arresting and detaining opponents. |
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| Every confinement of the person is an imprisonment, whether it be in a common prison, or in a private house, or even by forcibly detaining one in the public streets. |
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| Detaining people in a prison for three months before charging them is a sign of a completely undemocratic society. |
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