Sentence examples for a proper extradition from inspiring English sources

Was Mr Putin's threat, coming just as Mr Bush threatened Iraq, mainly an opportunistic attempt to align Moscow with Washington and turn Mr Shevardnadze's old friends against him?Likewise, this week's sudden truce was notionally the result of Georgia's promise to hand over 13 captured Chechen rebels (after weeks of insisting that it would do no such thing without a proper extradition process).

Theresa May, the home secretary, will conduct a "proper, sober, thoughtful review" into Britain's extradition treaty with the US amid anger at a series of deportations, David Cameron has announced.

Spurred by angry constituents, many MPs think that cannot come soon enough.On February 22nd David Cameron announced a "proper, sober and thoughtful" review of Britain's extradition arrangements with America.

Let me be perfectly clear: I have no interest whatsoever in attempting to derail the extradition of the two detainees, save for rendering the whole extradition process void as a result of the pair securing a proper and fair trial in the UK, as should be their right as UK citizens.

But Mrs Tappin asked MPs: "Shouldn't it be a basic requirement that a proper case be made out against Chris in a UK court before subjecting him to total disruption to his life, and freedom, that extradition entails?

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