face extradition

Frequency: 7.110.8 per million words

to be in a situation where one is likely to be extradited

extraditionVERB + NOUN

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face

Examples (10)

  • The former dictator will face extradition to his home country next month.
  • If caught, the suspect could face extradition to the United States.
  • She hired a top lawyer to help her face extradition proceedings.
  • The businessman is expected to face extradition within weeks.
  • He fled to avoid having to face extradition charges.
  • The politician will likely face extradition to answer corruption allegations.
  • After years in hiding, he must now face extradition to Germany.
  • The court ruled that the defendant must face extradition to Italy.
  • Despite his protests, he will still face extradition proceedings.
  • The fugitive was arrested and will face extradition hearings soon.