They are all fugitives and people who were expelled, who lived and formed opposition groups in cabarets and nightclubs. |
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Among the guilty fugitives, whose departure has made monotone what was polychrome, are indigo, gamboge and brown lake. |
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We try to focus primarily on missing children, dangerous prison escapees and dangerous fugitives. |
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This small cave called Grotte Hamma is presumedly the location where Cervantes hid with fourteen other fugitives. |
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It was a bad year for fugitives and others trying to escape the long arm of the law. |
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He wants Jenny to babysit the fugitives in return for a cut of the book's proceeds. |
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Looking like fugitives from a bankrupt circus, the platoon slowly motored down a narrow muddy road to rejoin Charlie Company. |
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Jafta said a 45-year-old woman who harboured the three fugitives during their time on the run was also arrested. |
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It also signifies fugitives and runaways, including known criminals who are at large such as escaped convicts. |
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But the fugitives were captured at Varennes, and brought back to Paris in disgrace. |
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In the terrible heat, the fugitives labored up a tomb-lined slope toward Nuceria. |
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I've profiled a lot of fugitives that have had female accomplices and accessories. |
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In the campaign, police used the Internet, searching online for the fugitives. |
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Midwestern state governments asserted States' Rights arguments to refuse federal jurisdiction over fugitives. |
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They hate foreigners because Americans are foreigners, fugitives from the old order. |
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At the crest of the hill, the fugitives emerged once again into the moonlight and rested briefly. |
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They emerged from 1960s radical chic to become America's most wanted fugitives. |
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Many were political fugitives from their own countries, and, as stateless people, they naturally turned against the very idea of a state. |
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The National Criminal Intelligence Service has been called in, along with a Metropolitan Police team specialising in tracking down fugitives. |
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We get two to three thousand calls every week, and we've caught 723 dangerous fugitives in 31 countries. |
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Information gathered by the police indicates that all of the fugitives have scattered. |
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A delightful cast battles over a will and a stolen painting as a horde of pseudo-Nazis scour the mountains for fugitives. |
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However, the real difficulties in finding and arresting fugitives should not be used to drag out the Tribunals' work for an indefinite period. |
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And, as if that wasn't bad enough, the fugitives had been separated. |
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We extradite fugitives that come to America from other countries. |
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After his praetorship he defeated Spartacus, but Pompey, after crucifying many fugitives, claimed credit for the victory, deeply offending Crassus. |
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I do not believe we have a current count of fugitives for publication, but will inquire. |
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The fugitives here bicker, mope, sometimes betray each other, and their Polish saviour begins as their exploiter. |
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Moreover, the delays in arresting the principal fugitives further lengthens, uselessly, the timetables for the work of the Tribunals. |
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Graining once more the pebbly bed in the river, the miserable fugitives summoned all their fortitude to meet the death now drawing so near. |
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It puts an end to fugitives from justice, an end to the complications of the political process to extradite criminal suspects. |
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When Amey came running back, he could see that Keith was down and one of the fugitives was armed. |
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Nevertheless, all fugitives must know that they do not escape justice by merely outlasting the Tribunal. |
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The story of the rise of Anabaptism is one of persecution, of exiles and fugitives, and of a pilgrim church. |
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The novel's hero is an interpreter for the chief of police, who spends his days interrogating young fugitives asking for political asylum. |
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She has condemned the government, to which I presume she sends money, for not acting on these tax havens, these tax fugitives. |
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Such legislation will regulate the surrender of fugitives, includin g the grounds for refusal. |
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The Tracking Team of the Office of the Prosecutor continued to intensify its efforts to locate the remaining fugitives still at large. |
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States should use available legal bases to ensure that fugitives sought for serious crimes are apprehended and brought to justice. |
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Furthermore, depending on the number of remaining fugitives, one or two additional investigators might be necessary. |
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We hope that this cooperation will intensify and lead to the arrest of other fugitives. |
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The apprehension of the remaining fugitives remains the most critical area of cooperation. |
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It should be pointed out that the fugitives were former members of the National Intelligence Agency. |
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As a man who helped people become fugitives to save their skins, his focus on immigration is rooted in a personal life experience. |
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Our goal is to stabilize the ratio of people who are now becoming absconders or fugitives and the number of people we're removing from the country. |
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In the whirl of fugitives an old senator raised his hands to his bald head, purple with apoplexy, and collapsed against the marble seat behind him. |
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The waifs, strays, deodands, goods of felons and fugitives, etc., within the hundred belonged to the lord if the bailiff of the hundred seized them first. |
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Should they manage to escape, they are to be pursued as dangerous fugitives and charged in the same way as convicts who break out of high security jails. |
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The Royal Brunei Police Force has connections to regional and international law enforcement computer networks, which furthers its capability to pursue fugitives. |
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Kelly said the letters to the on-the-runs, which also include fugitives such as Sinn Féin's former press director Rita O'Hare, had been a pragmatic and necessary move to push the peace process forward. |
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One of Britain's most notorious fugitives arrived in the UK today in an attempt to clear his name, 17 years after fleeing the country in a private jet. |
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Finally, I believe this budget has eliminated this idea of tax fugitives hiding their profits in tax havens so they can avoid paying their fair share of taxes in this country. |
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However, the two remaining ICTY fugitives are still at large. |
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Accordingly, I urge the Security Council to take action now and send a strong message to these fugitives that they will be not be allowed to wait out international justice. |
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The fugitives resolved to stay in the house and wait for the arrival of the King's men. |
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But since our soldiers were curious to see the country and hunt deer, they were met by some of these savage fugitives. |
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There remains, of course, the need to arrest the six remaining fugitives. |
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He cracked down on crime, seizing the belongings of thieves and fugitives, and travelling justices were dispatched to the north and the Midlands. |
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States should also consider the possibility of providing extradition of fugitives for serious criminal offences, even if there is no treaty in force. |
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We remain firmly committed to concluding the trials of current detainees in a timely manner and to making the referral of cases of some detainees and fugitives a success. |
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They need to know that on some of the lines, on some of the perimeter, if there are Canadians there and they capture fleeing fugitives, they will hand them over to the allies. |
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Slaves might be emancipated in various ways, but there were severe laws for the pursuit and restoration of fugitives. |
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The two sides reaffirmed their intention to strengthen cooperation on combating transnational crime and repatriating fugitives in accordance with their respective laws. |
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The English fugitives met the gates of Dumfries Castle that remained firmly closed in their presence. |
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She has said that even the most basic cooperation, such as access to documents and witnesses, as well as arrests and the transfer of fugitives, is still not satisfactory. |
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What I indicated was that it was urgent that the Council send a strong message to the fugitives that they will not be allowed to wait out international justice. |
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Crime EU measures such as the European arrest warrant make it easier to return fugitives to face trial and to transfer prisoners to their home country. |
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Their photographs and fingerprints have been circulated worldwide to assist law enforcement officers identify the fugitives when located and arrested. |
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Extradition is a formal and, most frequently, a treaty-based process, leading to the return or delivery of fugitives to the jurisdiction in which they are wanted. |
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This will require unprecedented levels of international cooperation and funding, and so far unformulated policies to handle millions of involuntary fugitives from the ocean. |
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Yet some seem to view the timetable as being set in stone, and believe that the Tribunals should close by 2010, whether or not the principal fugitives have been brought to justice. |
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States that continue to help these fugitives escape international justice undermine not only our common fight against impunity, but their own commitment to the rule of law. |
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The red wanted notices are not international arrest warrants, but allow details of fugitives to be released worldwide with the request that the wanted person be arrested and extradited. |
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Night closed upon the pursuit, and aided the mass of the fugitives in their escape. |
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To add insult to injury, the government's obsessive coddling of criminals has enabled other government departments to send cheques to escapees living under false names, sending taxpayers' dollars to freewheeling fugitives. |
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The activities of the Prosecutors are also essential, especially with respect to tracking down fugitives, whose arrest and transfer to the Tribunals are a priority. |
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He had gone there, under the aegis of Jordan's main intelligence agency, to meet a high-level CIA delegation that expected him to provide information on al-Qaeda fugitives. |
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Interpol's public appeal hopes to catch nine fugitives suspected of environmental crimes costing hundreds of millions of dollars, in a move to catapult the issue to the forefront of international law enforcement. |
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The state fully sanctioned serfdom, and runaway peasants became state fugitives. |
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Qatar, meanwhile, has served as a haven for fugitives from Egypt, including hardened jihadist extremists as well as besuited Brotherhood politicians. |
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Harrison Ford stars as a cop hunting android fugitives through a future city both awe-inspiring in its scale and grubbily lived-in. |
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In Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province, a missile fired from a helicopter killed a Pushtun tribal leader known to have succoured al-Qaeda fugitives. |
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Both fugitives and stayers would do well to take note, and pay less attention to their national flags and folderols. John Grimond: contributing editor, The Economist. |
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Humphrey denied the presence of the two fugitives, but another servant led the authorities to their hiding place. |
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Furthermore, we are waging a full-blown war against crime, hitting criminal organisations at the very highest level, arresting important Mafia people, delinquents and fugitives. |
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The law enforcement agency stresses that members of the public should report any sightings of the fugitives to Interpol or their national police force, and not approach them directly. |
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In the third and fourth series, Torchwood operate as fugitives. |
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From this point forwards the prince, his family and the remains of his government were fugitives sleeping outdoors, forced to keep moving from place to place to avoid capture. |
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