Sentence examples for rendering suspected from inspiring English sources

Might Egypt, which was so helpful during George Bush's presidency in "rendering" suspected terrorists, itself become a base for al-Qaeda?

Top on their list of concerns is the C.I.A.'s practice of abducting and "rendering" suspects to other countries, with no due process, where they may be tortured.

He said he knew of "at least three" instances where the U.S. had rendered suspected militants from Afghanistan to Uzbekistan.

In religion, for example, it would render suspect the statement that God exists, which, being metaphysical, would be strictly speaking meaningless.

By Jiayang Fan July 27, 2016 The Chinese state media's recent record of omissions and suppressed information has rendered suspect the official narrative of catastrophes like the recent flooding in Hebei Province.

Their names would be added to a no-fly list and their passports revoked, a controversial move that civil rights groups say would render suspects stateless, in violation of Britain's international commitments.

Upon arriving in foreign countries, rendered suspects often vanish.

Technically, U.S. law required the C.I.A. to seek "assurances" from Egypt that rendered suspects wouldn't face torture.

The Obama Administration, Panetta says, will take precautions to insure that rendered suspects are treated humanely, as the law requires.

Technically, U.S. law requires the C.I.A. to seek "assurances" from foreign governments that rendered suspects won't be tortured.

U.S. officials have in fact often sought what is known as "assurances" from countries to which they have rendered suspects that the suspects would not be tortured.