Sentence examples for by extradition from inspiring English sources

I am sure they will give him thousands of purposes that will be served by extradition.

12.39pm BST May said the risk to McKinnon's health posed by extradition to the US was too great.

Ah Wah, who had fled to China, was returned by extradition in 2007 and pleaded guilty to racketeering and murder charges.

Today most countries that ex-dictators would regard as liveable are bound by extradition treaties and human-rights conventions to bundle the big and bad back home or off to a trial in The Hague.

Thai officials suggested Monday that they had no choice but to begin extradition proceedings, but legal analysts said that Mr. Thaksin would be shielded in Britain by extradition laws that favored defendants.

In London, former Detective Chief Superintendent Jack Slipper, who arrested Biggs in Brazil in 1974 only to be frustrated by extradition difficulties, spoke up for Biggs: "I am disappointed for him," he said.

After the verdicts, Judge Geoffrey Rivlin QC said: "I express the hope that his ordeal as a man in detention in this country for a number of years without trial is brought to an end as soon as possible, either by his extradition or by his release.

The United States on rare occasions has been able to persuade foreign governments to extradite individuals even if their cases are not clearly covered by an extradition treaty.

Many others have been affected by these extradition laws.

Any such request and US response, they said, would be governed by the extradition treaty both countries signed in 1981.

By halting extradition proceedings the home secretary was in danger of breaching international law and conventions under which signatories undertook to provide each other with the widest measure of "mutual assurance" in extradition proceedings.