Sentence examples for trial abroad from inspiring English sources

Russia's Constitution, in any case, prohibits the extradition of Russian citizens to stand trial abroad.

Colombia extradited a suspected cocaine smuggler to the United States today, the second time President Andres Pastrana has sent one of his countryman to stand trial abroad.

It is taking place only because the UN Security Council imposed sanctions on Libya to make it surrender its citizens for trial abroad; this too is unprecedented.

The decision to send him to trial abroad caused deep divisions in Belgrade, both among the democratic leaders elected to replace him last fall and Serbs in general.

If Mr. Bush is determined to bring terrorists to trial abroad, he should ask the United Nations Security Council to establish an international tribunal like the one set up to deal with war crimes in the Balkans.

The home secretary Theresa May, in particular, wants to pursue that agenda, citing how Britons can currently be extradited for trial abroad without evidence being heard in British courts.

Stephen Jakobi of the Fair Trials Abroad pressure group said: "This is one of the worst cases I have ever experienced.

Astellas now has enough money to conduct clinical trials abroad, which are critical for early entry to western markets.

Now, Mr Kirchner is set to repeal a decree blocking the extradition of Argentines to face human-rights trials abroad.

In flagging up the Foreign Office's provision of a panel of pro bono doctors and their funding of Prisoners Abroad and Fair Trials Abroad the foreign secretary has, yet again, missed the point.

I was under the impression that Mr Hussein's release after 18 years was largely secured as a consequence of not only the work of Fair Trials Abroad but on the back of recent interventions by Prince Charles and the prime minister (no doubt supported by the Foreign Office).