demand extradition

Frequency: 6.27.9 per million words

to strongly and officially request the return of a person for trial

extraditionVERB + NOUN

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demand

Examples (10)

  • The government decided to demand extradition of the suspected war criminal.
  • Police will demand extradition once they gather sufficient evidence.
  • The prosecutor announced plans to demand extradition from Switzerland.
  • Officials may demand extradition if the suspect flees to another country.
  • The victim's family urged authorities to demand extradition immediately.
  • International law allows countries to demand extradition for serious crimes.
  • The foreign minister will formally demand extradition at tomorrow's meeting.
  • Courts can demand extradition even without bilateral treaties.
  • The new administration chose to demand extradition of all fugitives.
  • Legal experts expect the state to demand extradition within weeks.