Sentence examples for rendition system from inspiring English sources

How does the rendition system relate to other abuses that we've seen — for instance, the torture at Abu Ghraib?

All this is notwithstanding the thousands and thousands of people who have been put "through the rendition system" in Afghanistan, Guantánamo and elsewhere.

"The Rendition Project has begun an ambitious initiative to 'map' the global rendition system, providing a detailed analysis of its component parts and a clearer understanding of how they fit together," reads a release on The Rendition Project's homepage.

Negative Publicity, a new book by investigator and journalist Crofton Black, and photographer Edmund Clark, offers a fascinating insight into the process of unearthing and documenting the extrajudicial arrests and interrogations that made up the covert "extraordinary rendition" system operated by the United States in the years after the September 11th attacks.

"We would have found far less out about rendition [under the system proposed by the justice and security bill].

In a mesmerizing rendition of "Four Systems," the harpist Shelley Burgon collaborated with Miguel Frasconi, who rubbed sonorous goblets and produced chiming tones on shards of glass.

Take, for example, a wall-hung iron rendition of the digestive system (1988); a floor piece of swarming crystal sperm (1989-90); and "Virgin Mary" (1992), a life-size, reverently postured female figure, in beeswax, that is partly flayed, its musculature on livid display.

Access (formerly Palm Source), makers of the Palm OS, are charter members of LIPS, and as the next rendition of its operating system is known to be Linux-based, it would give the growing standards forum the legs it will need to really take off and its standards used by other manufacturers.

Jonah has been playing the drums since the age of three and skyrocketed to viral fame a year later when his rendition of "Toxicity" by System Of A Down hit YouTube.

But the full stories of individual detainees like Mr. Iqbal are only now emerging after years in which they were shuttled around the globe under the Bush administration's system of extraordinary rendition, which used foreign countries to interrogate and detain terrorism suspects in sites beyond the reach of American courts.

I arrived at a square next to the Houses of Parliament to find a few BNP supporters stood around a sound system playing tinny renditions of "Rule Britannia".