用extradition造句子，“extradition”造句

Protection and immunity from extradition granted by a government to a political refugee from another country.

Mr Putin seemed more irked by what he called the "foolish" extradition bid than by the substance of the case.

Assange seemed, even before the extradition hearing, to be suffering, finding no pleasure in the work; he seemed to be burdened.

The first line of defense is meant to be extradition, sending alleged perpetrators back home to face trial in their own countries.

Assange is the subject of an international manhunt, as a result of Interpol issuing a "red notice," a warrant indicating the person should be arrested with a view to extradition.

He says Senegal's extradition decision has no legal standing.

His lawyers argue that extradition arrangements between Britain and the US are imbalanced.

The Requesting State may make a fresh request for extradition of the person for the same offence.

UNTIL recently the United States was pleased with the co-operation it was getting from Jamaica over the extradition of people accused of serious crimes.

Mr McKinnon is accused of serious crimes and the us has a lawful right to seek his extradition, as we do when we wish to prosecute people who break our laws.

Thai diplomats fumed that arrest and extradition would be the right way to treat a fugitive.

Mr Assange's lawyer said he detected “dark forces” (ie, America) at work, and promised that his client would fight any extradition attempts.

Mr Nkunda's extradition by Rwanda to Congo could take some heat off Mr Kabila and help him sell a seemingly unholy alliance with Mr Kagame to the sceptical Congolese: a tricky task.

For Mr Polanski's fans, the extradition decision is vindictive and sinister.

Garland was arrested in Belfast, Northern Ireland but fled south to the Republic of Ireland after being released for medical leave; Ireland does not have an extradition treaty with the U.S..

The foreign ministry in Moscow says that the extradition could bust the “reset” in Russian-American relations.

The United States and France have requested Mr Portillo's extradition.

The victims’ relatives are calling for justice, and the interim government has unsuccessfully sought the extradition of Mr Bakiyev from Belarus, where he has found exile.

Panama has also requested his extradition.