Oh lord, that should, of course have read extraordinary rendition.

More recently, it has been linked with the practice of extraordinary rendition.

Everyone in the room knew the secretary was not a fan of the administration's extraordinary rendition policy.

Firstly, we need to look into the issue of extraordinary rendition.

Extraordinary rendition is antithetical to everything Americans are supposed to believe in.

They transferred him among prisons in various countries as part of their extraordinary rendition program.

Others were swept up in that peculiar form of justice called extraordinary rendition.

The particular circumstances around extraordinary rendition will have been investigated to death by the time our committee is established.

My final point, very briefly, is that there have been concerns in the context of extraordinary rendition.

Finally, a word about extraordinary rendition, torture flights and secret prisons.

I think the intelligence we've gathered through extraordinary rendition speaks for itself."

On April 17, 2007, while defending the Bush administration's program of extraordinary rendition.

At issue is the practice of extraordinary rendition.

There is no doubt that extraordinary renditions via European airports have taken place.

This was the policy, begun under President Clinton, of "extraordinary rendition."

However, this appears to tie in with the US policy of extraordinary rendition.

The term appears to refer to cases in which innocent people were subjected to extraordinary rendition.

Overall, the executive order calls for more oversight of interrogation by third parties, but does not end extraordinary rendition.

In November 2007, involved a discussion of the controversial practice of extraordinary rendition.

Extraordinary Rendition is the apprehension and extrajudicial transfer of a person from one country to another.

We hear this stuff all the time, especially since all of the press on our extraordinary rendition policy broke."

There are also investigations into extraordinary renditions in Portugal and Spain.

The silence of the Council, since our report in February on extraordinary rendition, does not go unnoticed.

In 2007, the specific issues discussed were extraordinary rendition, climate change, the spread of tuberculosis, and debt relief.

Well if extradition doesn't work there is is always extraordinary rendition.