Sentence examples for rendition process from inspiring English sources

The list did not include at least 20 planes that are believed to have been involved in the rendition process.

The Senate footnote reads: "There are also few CIA records detailing the rendition process for detainees and their transportation to or between detention sites.

The saga at one time involved up to 16 British citizens or residents who said that British agents had been complicit in their mistreatment as they passed through the rendition process, passing information to their interrogators or failing to intervene when they knew that the men were being tortured.

In August 2003, the US defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, authorised a plan to subject Slahi to "special interrogation", whereby he would be subjected to a fake rendition process and led to believe he had been delivered to another country where he would be subjected to more brutal treatment.

Mr Belhadj claims that he and his wife were tortured during the rendition process and in Libya, where he was subsequently imprisoned.

Tory MP Andrew Tyrie meanwhile, questioned whether the bill would hinder investigations into extraordinary rendition, the process whereby people are illegally transferred from one country to another.

On Mr. Caine's "Goldberg" Variations recording, he follows up the closing aria with Danny Blume's "Eternal Variation," an umbral, electronically processed rendition of the of the Bach work.

A collaboration between investigator Crofton Black and photographer Edmund Clark, Negative Publicity takes the reader through not just the processes of rendition, but also the legwork of exposing these processes.

In "All of a Sudden," a scripted rendition of the rehearsal process for "All of a Sudden," Mr. Lubin-Levy plays himself, commenting as Mr. Ferver and Jacob Slominski, playing themselves, try things out.

The United States is widely believed to have engaged with Egyptian state security in the process of rendition, subcontracting the torture of terrorism suspects to countries where there were fewer restrictions on torture.

Instead of appealing, and seeking to deny rendition victims the legal process required by justice and treaty obligations, Mr. Holder and the White House should be encouraging Congress to pass the State Secrets Protection Act pending in the Senate.