Significados de detain people en inglés

Under inherent contempt, the House sergeant-at-arms can arrest and detain people.

Even in Kabul, they illegally arrest and detain people and loot restaurants, witnesses say.

It also allows soldiers to detain people for up to seven days without a court warrant.

The government is rushing through legislation to authorise it to detain people in a foreign country.

Australia's government is rushing through legislation to authorise it to detain people in a foreign country.

Immigration enforcement officers have been granted greater powers to stop and detain people on the street.

It can still detain people in secret or hand them over to another country for interrogation.

This includes the ability to detain people, or restrict the movement of people, to eliminate a health risk.

Gorsuch, appointed by Trump last year, questioned the scope of the government's power to detain people without hearings.

New Zealand lacks the facilities to forcibly detain people who have severe drug and alcohol addictions, health experts say.

Victoria Police also will be able to ultimately detain people if people continue to breach (CHO's orders).

It was the first time the Inland Revenue had used its power to detain people with unpaid student debt.

It's going to be very oppressive. The military has said it would detain people for a week at most.

Mr Puna's arrest marks the first time Inland Revenue has used its power to detain people with unpaid student debt.

Human Rights Watch complains of regular prisoner abuse and of governors bypassing the judicial system to detain people without trial.

Thailand currently has an interim charter that gives the military government sweeping powers, including the ability to arbitrarily detain people.