Sentence examples for decided to extradite from inspiring English sources

Many news reports said Croatia decided to extradite Mr. Sakic only to keep him out of the hands of Serbs in the remnants of Yugoslavia, which was also trying to bring him to trial.

A Portuguese court has decided to extradite an ex-CIA agent to Italy, where she has been convicted of involvement in the kidnapping of an Egyptian cleric under the US "extraordinary rendition" programme.

The statement said it had been "decided to extradite Australian journalist Peter Greste... to his country today, 1 February 20155)... after the cabinet's approval, in enforcement of the Presidential Decree no.

All their overtures to the Japanese court failed, until they decided to extradite Pieter Nuyts to Japan for the shogun to punish him as he saw fit.

In deciding to extradite Mr Demjanjuk, accused of committing horrific crimes as a concentration-camp guard in the Ukraine during the second world war, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit explicitly endorsed the idea that "there is a jurisdiction over some types of crimes which extends beyond the territorial limits of any nation".

Assuming that President Obama will humiliate himself and decide to extradite Gulen, can he really do it?

He was freed in 2010 after Swiss authorities decided not to extradite him to the US.

He was freed in 2010 after Swiss authorities decided not to extradite him to the United States.

He was freed in 2010 after the Swiss authorities decided not to extradite him.

He was freed in 2010 after Swiss authorities decided not to extradite him.

Since 2010 he has been under effective house arrest, imposed by British courts as they decided whether to extradite him to Sweden to face questioning.