Sentence examples for should seek to remove from inspiring English sources

And extradition treaties covering the US, UK and Sweden make it difficult to transfer people accused of espionage and other "political" crimes, presenting a challenge for the Department of Justice if it should seek to remove him to the US for trial.

The Home Office, which does not comment on individual cases, said: "Those who break our laws should be removed from the country at the earliest opportunity and we will seek to remove any foreign national offender who receives a custodial sentence for a criminal offence".

NT Labor has said it would seek to remove itself from involvement in the administration of the royal commission should it win government next month.

Yet some expect him to seek to remove term limits.

Bush would seek to remove fifteen million low-paid workers from the income-tax rolls; Trump would remove thirty million.

His profession ought to embrace anxiety, and not seek to remove it.

Where we find people who are in the UK illegally, we will seek to remove them".

Pyne's private member's bill will seek to remove abortion from Queensland's criminal code.

Mr. Baganets said new DNA tests would seek to remove the conflict between previous DNA tests.

After one year, doctors could seek to remove the cap entirely.

Brewer has not indicated if she would seek to remove Mathis again.