Converse of object

• reintroduce: Indeed, the present Government repealed the power to reintroduce internment after it came to office in 1997.

• introduce: Bin Laden's victory Northern Ireland saw internment introduced in 1971.

• end: By the end of 1975, the government ended internment.

• allow: AUG The Special Powers Act is invoked to allow the internment without trial of suspected terrorists.

• include: The ATCSA 2001 introduced many extra powers including internment.

• declare: Unequivocally, they declared that internment was unacceptable and that the law permitting it must be changed.

Adjective modifier

• indefinite: Or perhaps now indefinite internment without trial if one happens not to be a British citizen.

• subsequent: Jim himself was on the run from the authorities for 18 months before his eventual capture and subsequent internment in 1941.

• mass: Thirty graves were opened at Cymmer Independent Chapel's graveyard, and a mass internment of victims took place on Thursday 17th July.

• Japanese: Visual poetry. link 29th October Peruvian Japanese Internment - My Family Story.

Modifies a noun

• camp: The choice for these men was remain in French internment camps, or join the French army.

• power: MPs must be made aware that we will settle for nothing less than vote to refuse the renewal of the internment powers.

• law: The introduction of internment type laws has occurred in many countries.

• center: I remember my father being taken away and sent to the men's internment center Onchan in Douglas.

• parade: On Sunday 13th August 1995 an Internment Commemoration parade and rally was held by Sinn Fein in Belfast city center.

• rally: Gerry Adams argued that the Internment rally now was a traditional march and therefore did not require such notice to be given.

Preposition: without

• trial: The AGS will end the dreadful practice of internment without trial.

Preposition: in

• camp: He secretly maintained this diary during his internment in the concentration camp.

Preposition: of

• American: Focuses on the forces which produced and allowed the internment of Japanese Americans.