Перевод слова

Перевод: detention

[существительное]
задержка ; оставление; оставление после уроков; вынужденная задержка; задержание; арест ; содержание под арестом; удержание
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. In February 1991, for example, the government stated that it was adopting measures to "make available registers of detention and promptly and objectively establish the fate of those whose "disappearance" is claimed as certain."
2. Next time it was a detention centre.
3. The House of Detention held dangerous men behind bars, some of them Irish, and she remembered how her father had been threatened with it when he'd been caught causing trouble.
4. AI welcomed the formation by the Tunisian Government of an official human rights council on 9 April 1991, although the organization remained concerned at continuing reports of torture and ill-treatment of political detainees in garde vue detention.
5. They assumed that their arrests had been a political move and began to suspect that their continued detention had equally a political motive.
6. Young people and students were still fleeing during the summer of 1990, in fear of harassment, detention and violence, particularly in the Natal region.
7. A High Court application by the airports for their continued detention was succesfully contested by Paramount's administrator, supported by two creditors.
8. Hall replied that there were a lot of wagons outside and that it looked as though some men were to go to Long Kesh Detention Camp.
9. Swiftly expelled, he returned to the comprehensive system, but a sequence of petty crimes meant that his formal learning was completed in a succession of borstals and detention centres.
10. Two of his close friends were being kept in detention so Luke and a chum dressed up as terrorists.
11. On a trumped-up charge of assassinating the first President of Zanzibar, Abeid Karume, Babu was held in detention from 1971 to 1978.
12. You'll get worse than double detention.
13. PRISONERS of Conscience Orton and Vera Chirwa, whose case was highlighted by Amnesty's 30th Anniversary Campaign, are still in detention after being unfairly tried and jailed in 1983 for expressing their non-violent political beliefs.