put in detention

"Have the former President and his staff put in detention.

However, they were put in detention, then sentenced to jail.

Once all carriers are identified, they will somehow have to be put in detention.

She was put in detention in Geneva for 18 days.

All their claims were rejected, and they were put in detention.

I got put in detention for distracting the other lifters when they were training.

Those who oppose the junta are tortured, killed or put in detention.

Was put in detention for distracting the school weightlifters during a training session.

We have been targeted and put in detention.

But where the centers were filled, illegal aliens were not put in detention.

It was Tracy Hill, a girl whom she had actually put in detention the previous term.

Many undocumented immigrants are afraid of being deported or put in detention centers if they call official attention to themselves.

It was a small act of rebellion, the kind of thing that would get you put in detention in high school.

Her parents' odyssey was harder - they were both put in detention camps for their alleged sins as "capitalist-roaders."

On Dec. 22, 1988, Mr. Kimberlin was put in detention.

The Daily Mirror reported that on one day, one-fifth of the schools pupils were put in detention for "a crackdown on school behaviour".

Tens of thousands of Muslim men are put in detention camps and widespread rape of Muslim women is reported.

She was put in detention by authorities who thought she was an illegal immigrant after she was found wandering the streets without any documents.

They subsequently agreed to be put in detention in the United States, insuring, at least, that they would be on the American side of the border.

They are also frequently put in detention by Angel Grove High's somewhat-antagonistic principal, Mr. Caplan.

Upon arrival Ikhlef was transferred to the control of Algerian military police, the DRS, and immediately put in detention.

She returned to Kennedy Airport on June 18 and was immediately put in detention at the immigration agency's holding center at Varick Street, where she is awaiting deportation.

Demerit points are awarded for minor misbehaviour, and a girl who reaches 55 points is put in detention for five days; a boy receives corporal punishment from the Discipline Master.

After Italy joined the war in June 1940 the Jews conditions worsened, and in September all the citizens of enemy countries were put in detention camps, in decent conditions.

The runaways are put in detention centers and jails with juvenile and adult offenders, who sometimes beat and rape them and often steer them toward crime, the Coalition for the Homeless asserts.