Sentence examples for dangerous transfer from inspiring English sources

In secret, he has stepped up an illegal and dangerous transfer of weapons to Hezbollah's forces in Lebanon.

Both Smith and the Australian prime minister, Kevin Rudd, have warned that both sides must cooperate if the dangerous transfer is to be completed.

But, after reviewing detainee files for a few months, Olsen and others concluded that some detainees were "too dangerous to transfer, but not feasible for prosecution".

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Of those, 44 have been transferred to other countries; 44 referred for prosecution in either a federal court or military commission; 48 detainees were determined to be too dangerous to transfer but not feasible for prosecution, and will remain in detention; and 30 detainees from Yemen were designated for "conditional" detention based on the current security environment in that country.

So it was dangerous to transfer these across the ocean with your small boat.

"I think it is dangerous to transfer the Berlin result to the federal level," he told broadcaster ZDF.

A government task force has deemed several inmates too dangerous to transfer, and said that there is not enough evidence to prosecute others.

And it's a political nonstarter to release them into the U.S. In 2010, Obama's Guantanamo Task Force determined that another 46 were "too dangerous to transfer but not feasible for prosecution".

Obama's task force in early 2010 decreed that "48 detainees were determined to be too dangerous to transfer but not feasible for prosecution" and will thus "remain in detention": i.e. indefinitely imprisoned with no charges.

Holder pleased some of his critics, however, by repeating that the administration still intends to hold 48 detainees "who are too dangerous to transfer but not feasible to prosecute".