Sentence examples for extradites from inspiring English sources

Ministers have frequently defended our extradition arrangements with the US by claiming that the US also extradites people, including its own citizens, to Britain, so it is mutually reciprocal.

Israel has said the siege on Mr Arafat's Ramallah headquarters will continue until he extradites Palestinians wanted for killing an Israeli cabinet minister, Rahavam Zeevi, and one for purchasing arms from Iran.

Whether or not Mr Khan is right, an American-led war on terrorism could transform Pakistan, as well as the dynamics of its nuclear-tipped confrontation with India.The country's self-appointed president, Pervez Musharraf, has little choice but to go along with American plans to punish Afghanistan unless it extradites the accused terrorist, Osama bin Laden.

"Now, the president of Russia has previously said on camera that the people of Russia consider me a human rights defender and regardless of the position we have on Russian politics, which obviously have a lot of problems, they said Russia is not a country that extradites human rights defenders.

He had been safe in Paris, because he had a French passport and France rarely extradites its own citizens.

He is believed to be in Russia, which seldom extradites its citizens on fraud charges.

America considers them a terrorist group, and is seeking to extradite a number of their leaders to face extradition on drug-trafficking charges.But under a law passed two years ago by the conservative government of Álvaro Uribe, some 30,000 paramilitaries have disarmed and demobilised.

Initial attempts to extradite Aswat had been blocked in April 2013 by ECHR judges solely on the grounds of the severity of his illness and that there were insufficient guarantees about the accommodation and treatment available to him under detention in the US.

The FBI wants Firtash extradited from Vienna to face multimillion-dollar bribery charges, which Firtash denies.

Sergei Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, said the move against the British Council was a "counter measure" for the diplomatic expulsions from London that followed Russia's refusal to extradite Andrei Lugovoi, the businessman sought for Litvinenko's death.

The Farc need constant reassurance because they are very, very mistrustful Michael Shifter Several US officials have suggested privately that diplomatic relations would not be affected if Colombia choses to desist from extraditing demobilized guerrillas.