But a pervasive security apparatus monitors anyone considered risky, and those suspected of "harming national security" can be detained indefinitely without trial.
Toward the end of the next decade, deficits stemming largely from entitlement programs such as Social Security and Medicare will begin to rise indefinitely.
Several ministers, and the head of the armed forces, say the security services should be free to hold suspects indefinitely without charge.
Addameer, a Palestinian group supporting Palestinian political prisoners, says such detention allows military commanders to detain people for as long as six months if they have concerns for public security, but the detention order can be indefinitely renewed.
His hard-pressed security forces cannot go on suffering casualties in Kosovo indefinitely.
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has officially scored the Roadmap as achieving full solvency for Social Security and for Medicare, and balancing the federal budget indefinitely into the future, completely eliminating all long term federal deficits, with no tax increases.
America has become a country that routinely hunts down and kills individual terrorist enemies overseas - apparently now in preference to capturing and detaining them indefinitely - and its citizens put up with more burdensome security restrictions in transportation and in public places than before, as well as with a somewhat less constricted system of domestic electronic surveillance.
Ultimately, Israel's security depends not on a demilitarization arrangement that Syria may or may not respect indefinitely but on the IDF's ability to prevail over Syrian forces if Syria renews military hostilities -- and on the costs of such a victory.
Can the United States grab someone anywhere in the world and hold them indefinitely as long as the president feels it's in the national security interest to do so?
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