Sentence examples for bring accused from inspiring English sources

The parts of the law he wants to ignore involve a ban on the military using any money to bring accused terrorists from Guantánamo to the United States for trial, and on the transfer of any prisoners to third countries without what amounts to prophesies about the future by the Secretary of Defense.

After the court hearing last Friday, a policeman who travels in the vehicle that brings accused people from jail to the courthouse, advised Mr. Singh's parents to have his cell changed, his brother said.

The Obama administration is abandoning attempts to close the Guantánamo Bay prison in Cuba and will shortly begin new trials there after Congress blocked the president from bringing accused terrorists before courts in the US.

Instead, the statements seem more concerned to note that the President is not giving up any options or powers — as if bringing accused murderers to court were a prerogative, rather than an obligation.

But another settlement in Britain is more of an opening than an end: the decision to pay former Guantánamo prisoners to get them to drop a suit they had brought accusing the British government of being complicit in their torture.

Mr Zardari has vowed to bring the accused to justice once he is provided with convincing evidence.

If they really believe that, then they must bring those accused of grave crimes to justice.

As he mapped the start of the antiterror effort, Secretary Powell stepped up the pressure on Pakistan to help the United States bring the accused terrorist to justice.

He botched an attempt to bring the accused 9/11 plotters from Guantánamo Bay to a New York courtroom for a criminal trial, and the congressional backlash to that effort created an ongoing legal disaster.

How could some of the country's most respected institutions — among them the BBC, the National Health Service, police forces in London and other areas, as well as the national prosecuting authority — have failed to bring the accused man to book?

Despite safeguards that would allow the court to take over only if national governments were unable or unwilling to bring the accused to justice, the Pentagon worries that the court could be used to try American soldiers unjustly.