Sentence examples for renditions issued from inspiring English sources

Scott Horton, an expert on international law who helped prepare a report on renditions issued by N.Y.U.

He appeared at an expert witness for the House Judiciary Committee three times in the past two years testifying on the legal status of private military contractors and the program of extraordinary renditions and also testified as an expert on renditions issue before an investigatory commission of the European Parliament.

"Coming on the heels of these rendition issues, it is very sensitive.

A warped rendition of the "Batman" theme issued forth, and the idea of distorting music through physical distortion took hold.

In 2005, after the investigation in Italy began, the CIA instituted a travel ban for the officers connected to the rendition because arrest warrants had been issued for them in Europe.

McMurry, who was unaware of prior recordings of the song, arranged to copyright "Dust My Broom" in James' name and subsequently issued the single, with a rendition of "Catfish Blues" by Bobo Thomas as the B-side.

A judge banned the singing of the song — and the party itself issued instructions to stop the racially divisive renditions.

It became the goal of performers to match or even exceed the piano roll's rendition, and when the first recordings to do so (by Benjamin Zander and Robert Craft) were issued in 1991, they were greeted as a breakthrough.

Carter observes that while Obama has issued an executive order banning torture, he has continued the tactic known as rendition, which allows American forces to seize designated enemy combatants and move them to other countries for interrogation.

Prosecutors in Spain have issued arrest warrants for a further 13 U.S. agents involved in a botched rendition case that touched on Spanish soil.

The entire performance has been issued as a recording, but Lincoln Center says this is the first full-length live rendition.