sergei stankevich造句

• Sergei Stankevich was detained Saturday, said prosecutor's spokesman Ryszard Kucinski.
• Sergei Stankevich was detained Saturday under a Warsaw court decision, the ITAR-Tass news agency said.
• Poland on Monday gave refugee status to Sergei Stankevich, who was arrested in Poland on an Interpol warrant in 1997.
• Sergei Stankevich, a lawmaker and former Yeltsin adviser, said he was disappointed because the speech offered " no ideas, no breakthroughs ."
• Russian President Boris Yeltsin's former political adviser, Sergei Stankevich, who is wanted in Moscow on bribery charges, was released Friday from a Warsaw prison.
• Poland's Prosecutor General has rejected Russia's demand to extradite Sergei Stankevich, a former adviser to President Boris Yeltsin charged with bribery, her spokeswoman said Thursday.
• Poland's Interior Ministry has granted asylum to Sergei Stankevich, a former advisor to President Boris Yeltsin charged at home with bribery, his lawyer said Monday.
• Moscow's prosecutor has issued an arrest warrant for Sergei Stankevich, a former vice-mayor and ex-presidential adviser who is accused of taking bribes, officials said Tuesday.
• Extradition of Sergei Stankevich, known as a Russian reformer, could take several months, and even if a court orders him sent home, Poland's justice minister has the final say.
• The Warsaw Appeals Court on Tuesday upheld an earlier decision not to extradite Sergei Stankevich to Russia, where the former adviser to President Boris Yeltsin is charged with bribery.
• Sergei Stankevich said Lukoil had submitted a bid worth US $ 274 million for the Gdansk-based Rafineria Gdanska on Oct . 16, on the condition that a new tender be opened.
• Russia has formally requested the extradition of Sergei Stankevich, a one-time adviser to President Boris Yeltsin who has been detained in Poland on suspicion of bribe-taking and corruption, a news report said Thursday.
• Moscow prosecutors say Sergei Stankevich, a one-time aide to Russian President Boris Yeltsin, took a dlrs 10, 000 bribe for organizing a concert on Red Square in 1992, when Stankevich was Moscow's deputy mayor.
• Moscow prosecutors accuse Sergei Stankevich, a one-time aide to Russian President Boris Yeltsin, of taking dlrs 10, 000 in bribes for organizing a concert on Red Square in 1992 when he was Moscow's deputy mayor.
• In a telephone interview with the Echo Moscow radio station, Sergei Stankevich vowed not to let his case remain " hanging in the air, " and said he would return to Moscow to " clarify " his actions.
• Moscow prosecutors have sought extradition of Sergei Stankevich, a one-time aide to Russian President Boris Yeltsin, arguing he took a dlrs 10, 000 bribe for organizing a concert on Red Square in 1992, when Stankevich was Moscow's deputy mayor.
• The police search is being carried out on instructions from the Moscow prosecutor, which has launched an investigation into Sergei Stankevich for allegedly taking a dlrs 10, 000 bribe for organizing a concert on Red Square in 1992 when he was a city official.