Antonyms for extradition
ˌɛk strəˈdɪʃ ənex·tra·di·tion

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Princeton's WordNet

1. extraditionnoun

   the surrender of an accused or convicted person by one state or country to another (usually under the provisions of a statute or treaty)

How to use extradition in a sentence?

1. Chris Patten:

   I hope that even at this late stage the government will back off, it doesn't have to happen. It shouldn't happen and Hong Kong should carry on as a free society under the rule of law without having to worry about this extradition.

2. Shane Stansbury:

   Russia is known to use many tools to prevent its citizens from being extradited to the United States to face criminal charges, it should not come as a surprise that filing a competing extradition request is one of those tools.

3. Vikas Swarup:

   At the same time the UK acknowledges the seriousness of the allegations and is keen to assist Government of India (GoI), they have asked GoI to consider requesting mutual legal assistance or extradition.

4. Wifredo Ferrer:

   Your operatives will continue to be dismantled; they will be captured and your government, our ally in Colombia, will work with us to secure your extradition.

5. David Stilwell:

   To date, and then given the retraction of the Extradition Act, the determination is still that Hong Kong is in accordance with the Hong Kong Policy Act, has sufficient autonomy to continue, withdrawing the extradition law is a very positive step.

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