Sentence examples for secure arrests from inspiring English sources

He said that "many innocent people" have been convicted based on his intelligence, and that sometimes government officials have encouraged him to provide false information to secure arrests.

It cannot gain access to countries without the permission of the controlling government, nor can the ICC secure arrests or conduct suspect interviews without the help of police or military officers.

The Aegis report discusses a number of steps in that direction, including new or strengthened laws on genocide and crimes against humanity, enhanced national jurisdiction, retrospective action, increased financial support, and greater willingness by the international community to use interventionist, physical force to secure arrests.

Next month I'm introducing legislation to expand the War Crimes Rewards Program to target Kony -- to take what's currently a rewards program designed to secure arrests and convictions of terrorists and those trafficking in narcotics but expand it to target the war criminals of today.

Police shot David Cawston with a Taser stun gun when he emerged from the house in order to "effect a safe and secure arrest", a spokesman said.

The UK promised Israel it would change the law to make it harder to secure arrest warrants for Israeli public figures.

Taking over the houses of innocent neighbours to secure arrest raids for undercover troops disguised as Arabs; manning checkpoints; guarding settlements and handcuffing Palestinians were all part of his service.

"This time we focused on the racketeering aspect to secure these arrests and end that revolving door".

If the Israeli officials had told their Palestinian counterparts that they had identified Mr. Hanoud's whereabouts, the two security forces could have worked together to secure his arrest "without bloodshed," Mr. Rajoub asserted.

It is unclear whether the canine units helped secure the arrest of Mr. McNevin last month.

In 1998, he invoked international statutes to secure the arrest, in London, of the former Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.