Sentence examples for an act of rendition from inspiring English sources

The man, Maher Arar, received a multimillion-dollar settlement from the Canadian government this year after it was determined that American officials removed him from the airport in an act of rendition, under which terrorism suspects are sent abroad for interrogation in countries that often practice torture.

Mohamed was in Britain against his will: he had been forced aboard an aircraft in Somaliland, the breakaway territory in northern Somalia, and flown to the UK in March 2011 in an operation that his lawyers say amounted to little more than an act of rendition.

A federal appeals court on Monday dismissed a lawsuit filed by a Syrian-born Canadian man who had accused the United States of violating the law and his civil rights after he was detained at Kennedy Airport and sent to Syria under what he claims was an act of "extraordinary rendition".

A spokesperson for Leigh Day, Belhaj's lawyers, said: "These revelations are extraordinary, we hope that the CPS does take the decision to prosecute those allegedly responsible for illegal acts of rendition.

The musical highlight of the first act is a rendition of the Isley Brothers song "Shout" delivered with rafter-raising authority by Kimberly Michelle Thomas, who struts joyfully through her role as a performer at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, where the Crickets are mistakenly booked by someone who thought they were black.

The future appeared one night in Southend-on-Sea, when Donovan filled the interval between acts with a rendition of "San Francisco Blues".

Rih opened her third act of the night with a pitchy rendition of "Needed Me" and a massive black coat.

The song opens with a prayer, and Madonna uttering "Oh my God, I'm heartily sorry", which was a spoken rendition of the last track, "Act of Contrition", from Madonna's fourth studio album, Like a Prayer (1989).

The BBC understands Mr Belhaj's rendition - the act of transferring people from one jurisdiction to another - was approved by the government.

He says his rendition - the act of transferring people from one jurisdiction to another - was approved by the UK government and British intelligence was responsible for a tip-off that led to his capture.

As one of the artists performing a tribute to the famed Brill Building musicians/songwriters who were inducted as non-performers that night, Wolf brought everyone - from Paul Shaffer's house band to members of the audience - into the act during his rendition of Jesse Stone's swinging "Money Honey".