Examples of using Detaining in English and their translations into Arabic
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Detaining someone was used only as a last resort.
(Power to make orders detaining certain persons).
Prohibition against detaining a person without legal grounds.
Let the blame for detaining Leith fall on me.
We have made a mistake once by detaining him.
XII. Policy of repressing, blockading and detaining inhabitants.
The legal basis for anti-government groups detaining individuals is unclear.
At that time, Pakistan was detaining people without residence permits.
Military authorities continued the practice of detaining people without charges.
(c) Detaining or revoking the licence of the fishermen.
Separated families, deporting some while detaining others for later deportation;
A decrease in the number of countries detaining asylum-seekers for non-legitimate reasons.
In fact, South Africa is imprisoning and detaining more political prisoners.
Their actions are often aimed at stopping an event and detaining participants.
Disregard by the detaining services of court release orders in respect of detained journalists.
States are increasingly arresting and detaining children for alleged association with armed groups.
The Special Rapporteur expressed concern regarding the practice of detaining illegal aliens.
The government has denied detaining street children during the Pope's visit.
Stealing, abandoning, exposing or unlawfully detaining a child.
Deporting, detaining of foreigners and the issuance of permits to deport foreigners in accordance with Law.