Sentence examples for By extraditing from inspiring English sources

"Now is the opportunity to show that he is serious by extraditing Cavallo".

That leverage should be maintained in an effort to encourage the government to comply fully with the legislation by extraditing Mr. Milosevic to The Hague, he added.

Mr. Mesic, a moderate liked in Washington, is already under bitter attack from the nationalist Croatian right for being a stooge of the West and undermining Croatia's "war of liberation" by extraditing war-crimes suspects.

Since Mr. Calderón came to office in December 2006, his government has surprised the United States by extraditing more than 200 criminal suspects, more than double the rate of predecessors.

"Tadic is not Serbia," read a big banner over a stage used by the protest speakers, including Mr. Mladic's son, Darko, who attacked what they called the government's efforts to placate Washington and the West by extraditing "a Serbian hero," Mr. Mladic.

"Did you, minister," asked the journalist, "impress upon your German colleague" – that would be Wolfgang Schäuble – "the German state's obligation to help the Greek government snuff out corruption by extraditing Mr Christoforakos to Greece?" I tried to honour the question with a reasonable answer.

The Calderón administration has gained U.S acquiescence by periodically extraditing drug lords, responding to U.S. intelligence with round-ups, and welcoming American military and law enforcement into Mexican territory.

"I raised the Buczek case with him, and I told him that there was no better way to start doing something than by arresting and extraditing Pablo Almonte Lluberes".

Among other things, the steps Pakistan is talking about include demanding that Afghanistan shut down 18 training camps identified by Pakistan; arresting and extraditing 20 to 25 Pakistanis and an unspecified number of Arabs wanted for terrorism by their respective governments; and improving border controls.

The release of the two Spanish hostages, meanwhile, followed an agreement by Mauritania to extradite to Mali a man convicted by a Mauritanian court in July for his role in the kidnapping of the Spaniards.

He was extradited by Malaysia days later and detained by the Saudi authorities, reportedly on blasphemy charges.