Sentence examples for to extraditing from inspiring English sources
verb
To remove a person from one state to another by legal process.
President Vojislav Kostunica was opposed to extraditing him and others to the tribunal, which he said was a political court and biased against Serbs.
Almudena Bernabéu, a lawyer with the Center for Justice and Accountability in San Francisco, which has pursued the case, said that the United States had indicated it would be amenable to extraditing Mr. Montano once he served his sentence for immigration fraud.
In a decision that clears what is widely considered the biggest legal obstacle to extraditing suspected felons to the United States, the Supreme Court ruled that Mexico could no longer deny extradition requests from countries where the suspects face life in prison.
However, Madrid also refused to extradite him.
However, Moscow has refused to extradite them.
The Spanish refused to extradite her.
Hamza appealed, delaying moves to extradite him.
Proceedings to extradite Mr. Doha, 37, are pending.
The British refused to extradite her.
Russia has formally refused to extradite him.
Several efforts to extradite Polanski to California have failed.
