Sentence examples for the practice of seizing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Helgerson is finishing several reports on detention, including one on the practice of seizing terrorism suspects and delivering them to foreign prisons, officials who have followed his work said.

Officials said Mr. Helgerson's office was nearing completion on a number of inquiries into C.I.A. detention, interrogation, and "renditions" — the practice of seizing suspects and delivering them to the authorities in other nations.

The latest of several legal challenges to the agency's program of extraordinary rendition, the practice of seizing suspects and delivering them to security services in other countries, was filed in federal court in Northern California against the subsidiary, Jeppesen Dataplan, which provides flight plans, overflight permits and other services.

Reprieve, a legal charity that represents a number of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, has in the past accused the government of cooperating with the US on extraordinary rendition – the practice of seizing terrorism suspects and interrogating them on non-US territory.

There is widespread anger in China over corruption and the practice of seizing land and clearing out the residents to develop it for a profit.

The practice of seizing or destroying recruits' passports is the first major hurdle in planning a return, Pradel said.

And nothing will happen to the Bush administration officials who authorized "extraordinary rendition"— the illegal practice of seizing people and flying them to nasty places where interrogators can brutalize them.

This is the odious practice of seizing cash and property from people not charged with any crime and who can't afford legal defense.

More recently, Abeid has gone after the government's practice of seizing land that the Haratin and other blacks have lived on and worked, and giving it to cronies, local élites, and foreign investors.

The Suffolk County Executive, Steve Levy, halted the county's practice of seizing cars driven by accused drunken drivers yesterday, one day after a State Supreme Court justice declared the county's seizure law unconstitutional.

In his State of the City address on Thursday, Mr. Giuliani said the new policy, essentially an expansion on the department's practice of seizing cars from people charged with drunken driving, was intended to deter menacing drivers.