Sentence examples for return of fugitives from inspiring English sources

On June 20, Mr. Gilman met with Mr. Mejia in Washington to express American interest in the return of fugitives.

The lease covered the mutual return of fugitives, but who would prosecute Cuban pilferers on base or brawling American sailors in Caimanera?

The group argues that the objective of the European arrest warrant, which is to facilitate the quick return of fugitives, has to be balanced with human rights.

Essentially, they cooperate with law enforcement agencies in those countries directly and coordinate the return of fugitives on the lam.

Further clauses regulated cross-border trade, which was to be limited to the two cities of Dara and Nisibis, the return of fugitives, and the protection of the respective religious minorities (Christians in the Persian Empire and Zoroastrians in Byzantium).

In antebellum America, it offered anti-slavery forces an effective means to prevent the return of fugitive slaves to their owners, until the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 empowered federal commissioners to help persons seeking their runaways.

There can be no real doubt that Bowers will eventually be relegated to the same dustbin of legal history as Plessy v. Ferguson, which upheld separate-but-equal racial classifications, and the Dred Scott case, which required the return of fugitive slaves.

In debate with Ohio's Joshua Reed Giddings, he defended the Fugitive Slave Law's constitutionality and criticized Giddings for hindering the return of fugitive slaves.

In 1851 the return of a fugitive slave from Boston back to the southern states caused her to say of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 that the United States had "committed an atrocious act ... against humanity, against itself, against God".

The return of the fugitive had brought long-buried strife to the surface, however briefly, reminding Americans that the wounds of Vietnam remain unhealed.

The vast and pulsating industry that is EastEnders has now geared itself for Sharongate Mark 2. The return of the fugitive.