Sentence examples for * eaw in from inspiring English sources

Disquiet has also been expressed about the legal validity of the EAW in this case.

Now is a good time to remind ourselves of the real injustice the EAW, in its current form, creates.

Home Secretary Theresa May says she will argue "loudly and clearly" in favour of rejoining the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) in a Commons debate.

Labour's shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper said Prime Minister David Cameron was "running scared" of a rebellion by not including the EAW in the package to be voted on.

By using the body surface area normalization method [ 32], the effective dose, 10 and 25 mg/kg, of EAW in preventing neuronal loss in the cortex in mice can be translated to the human equivalent dose, 0.81 and 2.03 mg/kg.

In this research area, the most common use of a DFT model is to estimate or predict the human decisions by using a set of pre-specified expected attention weights (EAWs) in the DFT model.

Indeed, since the Paris attacks, four men have been arrested by the north-east counter terrorism unit in England using the EAW, and in Hungary two UK citizens with prior convictions for terrorism offences have been detained under the EAW.

On the afternoon of September 28th Jeremy Forrest, a maths teacher who dominated news bulletins for a week after running away with a 15-year-old pupil, was apprehended in France, thanks to a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued in Britain.

In addition, the party's enthusiasm for keeping the EAW stands in stark contrast to its tough stance on the UK-US extradition treaty, particularly in the case of Gary McKinnon.

The EAW, introduced in 2004, allows a national judicial authority such as a court to get a suspect extradited between EU member states.

In April 2011 the English court decided Mr Kowalski's extradition should not go ahead due to his health problems, but the EAW remains in place and he is unable to leave the UK.