seek extradition

Frequency: 7.211.0 per million words

to try to obtain the return of a person for trial

extraditionVERB + NOUN

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seek

Examples (10)

  • The government will seek extradition of the accused war criminal.
  • Prosecutors plan to seek extradition from neighboring countries.
  • The new administration decided to seek extradition of suspected terrorists.
  • Law enforcement agencies will seek extradition through diplomatic channels.
  • The district attorney announced they would seek extradition immediately.
  • International authorities agreed to seek extradition of the fugitive.
  • The country will formally seek extradition under the treaty.
  • Officials confirmed plans to seek extradition for trial.
  • The court ordered prosecutors to seek extradition within 30 days.
  • Both nations agreed to seek extradition of wanted criminals.