Sentence examples for on fugitives from inspiring English sources
Databases and information from a range of agencies — including municipal, state and federal law enforcement agencies — often yield leads on fugitives' whereabouts, he said.
Slavery is mentioned only three times and referred to at most 10 times (and then only indirectly) in the U.S. Constitution, and, except for a handful of measures on fugitives, there was no federal slave law.
The managing editor of The Philadelphia Daily News apologized yesterday for the newspaper's decision to publish 15 photographs of nonwhite suspects to illustrate a story on fugitives wanted for murder.
All this would seem like very old history -- the two accomplices have long since been paroled -- except that Mr. Burns's case was thrown back into the courts recently, a result, California officials say, of a routine review of records on fugitives in which his name popped up.
The tipline phone number should only be used to report tips on fugitives featured on The Hunt with John Walsh.
Make sure all the lights are off and the Windows and Blinds are closed Let them go for a few hours (MAX:20) PLAY WHILE IT'S VERY DARK Killers get flashlights, They can shine the flashlight on Fugitives and Doctors to kill them Doctors get the hat and marker and can revive dead players by marking their wrists with the marker.
Canada had abolished slavery but didn't have a firm policy on fugitive slaves.
Its Web site already has articles on fugitive slaves and those who helped them.
The United States is not a member of the International Criminal Court and is not bound by provisions that require members to carry out arrest warrants on fugitive defendants.
It centres on fugitive MI6 officer Magnus Pym, who turns out to have been a double agent, recruited by a charismatic spymaster in Czech intelligence.
The toddler was later found unharmed with his father, the woman's sometime boyfriend, who was arrested on fugitive charges and was being questioned in connection with the slaying, the authorities said.
