alfred sirven造句

• Germany planned to extradite Alfred Sirven on Tuesday evening, said Frankfurt prosecutor Hildegard Becker-Toussaint.
• Alfred Sirven, a former second-in-command at the company, was sentenced to three years imprisonment.
• The judges are looking for Alfred Sirven, former second-in-command of the French oil company Elf.
• After four years on the run, Alfred Sirven was taken into custody at the Frankfurt airport.
• The money, according to Deviers-Joncour, was provided by Alfred Sirven, then right-hand man to Le Floch-Prigent.
• But a key defendant, Alfred Sirven, is still at large and is being tried in absentia.
• After three years on the run, Alfred Sirven was taken into custody at the Frankfurt airport.
• Alfred Sirven, 76, his deputy, was convicted on similar charges and also received a five-year sentence.
• French officials had originally expected the executive, Alfred Sirven, to be back in France by the weekend.
• Another company executive who has been placed under formal investigation in the affair is Alfred Sirven, the company's former second-in-command.
• Alfred Sirven, a former second-in-command at the company and one of France's most notorious fugitives, was sentenced to four years.
• Elf's former No . 2 man, Alfred Sirven, 75, extradited from the Philippines where he had taken refuge, is also a suspect.
• The money, Deviers-Joncour told investigators, was provided by Alfred Sirven, who then served as right-hand man to Elf's then-president, Loik Le Floch-Prigent.
• However, the appeals court ruled that former No . 2 man at Elf, 77-year-old Alfred Sirven, is healthy enough to remain in prison.
• Prosecutors are calling for tougher sentences for former Elf directors Alfred Sirven and Andre Tarallo as well as two intermediaries involved in the fraud.
• The executive, Alfred Sirven, was being tried in absentia as part of a multimillion-dollar corruption case against Roland Dumas, a former French foreign minister.
• Andre Tarallo, took care of parties on the right, Le Floch-Prigent claimed, while Alfred Sirven, the former No . 2 man, handled leftist parties.
• Alfred Sirven, a former second-in-command at the company and one of France's most notorious fugitives, was sentenced to four years in prison and also fined.
• Once the second-in-command at France's former state-run oil giant Elf Acquitaine, Alfred Sirven has been on trial in Paris in absentia for the past two weeks.
• A key suspect in the tangled affair, Alfred Sirven, 73, former No . 2 at Elf, is at large, last reported to be in the Philippines.