Sentence examples for delay in extraditing from inspiring English sources

It says Mr Coke has "reported ties" to the ruling party and that the delay in extraditing him "highlights the potential depth of corruption in the government".

The prime minister said it was important to look at the "avenue of appeals" to ensure that anyone who posed a threat to Britain could be deported quickly, avoiding a repeat of the decade-long delay in extraditing Hamza to the US.

Withdrawal from the European Arrest Warrant could mean delays for the UK in extraditing suspects from other European countries; and the UK already has some opt-outs from EU labour law, including the Working Time Directive.

Finally, Germany succeeded in extraditing him in 2009.

The decision came after nearly seven years of controversy in the case and appeared likely to further delay moves to extradite the man involved, Babar Ahmad, to the United States.

The ruling ordered the Senegalese authorities either to prosecute him "without further delay" or to extradite him for trial elsewhere.

Hamza appealed, delaying moves to extradite him.

In addition, extraditing suspects is often difficult when dealing with Russian and Chinese authorities.

Long delay in implementation.

Never delay in enemy territory.

Within weeks Shanley was arrested in California, extradited to Boston and arraigned.